Re: Cyl. Head questions/Follow up post.....

[Greg Parsons <gregp@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Lee,
 I can stand up and say yes, I had sunken seats on the exaust of a 318, but it
took years and years to do it. My uncle started out with the car, then my grand
mother drove it for awhile, then I put about 40k on it, then when I gave it to a
cousin we had to redo the heads, but your looking at a 200k plus motor that had
been everywhere.
Greg

Quoting Lee Sumpter <leesumpter@xxxxxxxxx>:
> 
> OK, Thanks for all the replies. Out of the 10 responses recieved for the
> question about problems with running stock heads without hardened seats,
> I
> got no one who has ACTUALLY had, or known of anyone, that ever had a
> problem! Could the hardened seat theory just be a "modern myth"? I'm
> starting to wonder.....
> Anyone else care to add anything?
> 
> Lee Sumpter
> 

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