3.0l Gm / Mercruiser Cylinder Head #954 on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, United States
This is a rebuilt head for a 3.0L GM / Mercruiser Casting # 954 This Windy City cylinder head was thoroughly cleaned and inspected Pressure tested and magnafluxed to ensure no cracks or leaks in casting Valve guide liners were installed And the valve guides were cut for a positive seal Three Angle Valve job performed on Rotttler seat machine We also pull a vacuum on each valve to insure a perfect seal between the valve and the seat CBN milled to ensure straightness and correct finish Assembled with all new stainless steel 1.940 intake and 1.600 exhaust valves All new valve springs, valve seals, valve locks and brass freeze plugs All machine work performed on the latest state of the art equipment
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