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> Complete 2.0 Heads, Pickup in SD or can ship
Neil914
post May 2 2020, 10:14 PM
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I took these off of my running fuel injected 2.0 after it dropped a cam bolt and I ended up buying a long block instead of doing a rebuild. The heads were unaffected.
They are complete with all valve springs. I can give you some more pictures if you need.
$700 or decent offer
650-391-3082


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post May 3 2020, 02:35 PM
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If the exhaust valves are origional, I wouldn't put them back in an engine (assuming they're the sodium filled variety).

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