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Old 10-03-2002, 09:54 AM
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Car: 1985 Firebird
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Cylinder heads

are the cylinder heads from 85-89 compatible...cause i got a free set coming to me...also...where would i be able to buy the parts need to rebuild the heads...like springs...seals...seats...all that stuff...cause my current valve seals are on the way out since i've noticed a puff of blue smoke only when i start my car...just wondering...thanx
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No manufacture currently stocks anything for these heads.
BUT YA CAN TRY CRANE
They designed the 3.4 factory cam & the factory upgrade to the heads.
BEST YA CAN DO
New guides
3 angle valve job
CLEAN the back sides of the valve & POLISH the stem at tulip area
Clean out flow areas as much as ya want.
Be careful not to hit water & these heads are decent already, so not to much here
Springs, new call Crane
Roller TIPPED 1.52 or 1.6 IF ya keep the factory 2.8/3.1 cam
Fiero Valve Covers
Better effort is put into 3.4 heads.
Go get the GM Performance parts book to exactly find out why.
It costs measly $6!! & ANY GM dealer should stock it
PS cost this "job" out.
Free heads cost ya in the end, too.
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