 Should I or shouldn't I?, Heat Exchangers |
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| thomasotten |
 Mar 23 2005, 11:38 PM
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I just bought a pair of 2.0 SS heat exchangers as an upgrade to my 1911 engine which currently has crappy 1.7/1.8 heat exchangers. Now I am weighing my options: If I remove the old ones, I run the risk of pulling a stud out of the heads, and as I recall, I think the studs are alread oversized. Should I do it, or should I save these babies for later? Or, is there any guaranteed way of removing these without stripping studs? |
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