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Old 04-23-2019, 11:03 AM   #1
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Thanks Al, Keith Bennet warned me about it up front, I didn't fog it. I'll have to fog it or change fuels all together.
Sunoco fuels are better in that aspect.Petroleum based.Wd40 will dry up over a couple of months.
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we have used Marine type of aerosol Fogging never any problems---FED 387
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Default Re: H-I-J '76 Nova re-fit.

Caps are off the rods, rings on the pistons and hope to have the block and heads in the washer today/tomorrow.
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Cast iron heads rust very quickly and easily especially around the exhaust valves. All the after race smog techniques mentioned are good. One more that helps is to cap your headers at the collectors. The plastic caps used on threaded pipe works well if you can find a size that fits. Large Electrical conduit or black pipe sometimes has caps that fit. My buddy was an electrician foreman on big jobs and had those caps off his job sites.
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Cast iron heads rust very quickly and easily especially around the exhaust valves. All the after race smog techniques mentioned are good. One more that helps is to cap your headers at the collectors. The plastic caps used on threaded pipe works well if you can find a size that fits. Large Electrical conduit or black pipe sometimes has caps that fit. My buddy was an electrician foreman on big jobs and had those caps off his job sites.
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Cast iron heads rust very quickly and easily especially around the exhaust valves. All the after race smog techniques mentioned are good. One more that helps is to cap your headers at the collectors. The plastic caps used on threaded pipe works well if you can find a size that fits. Large Electrical conduit or black pipe sometimes has caps that fit. My buddy was an electrician foreman on big jobs and had those caps off his job sites.
Yes, the rust was everywhere but worse near heat, around the plug and exhaust valve.
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Everything is cleaned, heads are back together, crank is in the block.



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Rods and pistons are in, heads are on, studs and guide plates are in.


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