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LP head for K321
I have run an LP head on a stock 12 horse before with good results and would like your opinions on running it on a 14 horse.
The group I would pull with and did so when I used to pull when my Dad was still around, the stock class is bone stock 4000 rpm. No 18 horse cam, no port or polish. LP head is ok as is milling the head as long as you stay out of the combustion chamber. Thanks, Randy
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if you start with the small exhaust valve 14 block its a bolt on, if it has the larger valve then you run into a clearance problem with the head hitting the valve but if you drill the bolt holes out larger and when you tighten the head pull it towards the valves it will clear
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Thank you Don! I haven't even looked to see what valves it has yet, just covering the bases for next winter.
No ethenol 93 octane OK to run with that combo? Thanks Randy
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