Milton, I think you left out a word. Insert "reputable" in front of "dealer" and your statement will be more accurate. Some dealers will put on any part that will get the car out the door. Danny
--- "Infinite Space Systems, Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Randy, > > > Let's say a head did need replaced. The dealer > would have/should have > > replaced both heads to keep the compression the > same on both sides of the > > motor. > > > > Remember, #8's have those huge 79cc combustion > chambers. > > > I didn't pay attention to that. Okay, from past > experience, I can tell you > what a dealer would do in that case. If a head had > to be replaced, the > dealer would ***never*** install a #8 to replace a > #6. It would not happen. > If a new head was not available from GM, the dealer > would get a #6 head from > a salvage yard. The dealer would not screw up the > engine by replacing both > heads and lowering the CR. It simply wouldn't > happen, never, no how. > > So, that's a '73-'76 350 in a '70 Cutlass > convertible. The seller is lying. > It's not numbers matching, unless someone really and > truly committed fraud > and altered the numbers to match. > > Milton Schick > 1964 442 Cutlass > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
