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Re: Cyl. Head - now burned seats



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I agree w/Gary.  I've changed a few burned exhaust valves from Buicks to 
Nissans that have had hardened seats.  Is there a specific way to tell if a burned 
valve/seat is plain old wear and tear or due to not running leaded fuels?  A 
good grant from the government and some test vehicles should do it.  I'll need 
some early and late motors, a dyno, etc, etc....   ;-)    Joe

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