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What should I change during head replacement?

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raverboy

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Aug 4, 2005
San Mateo, California
Wutz up everyone, here is my situation:

I am currently in the process of having my entire head replaced with a slow boy racing stage 3 head, crower titanium retainers and springs, 880cc precision turbo injectors, Crower stage 2 turbo cams, unorthodox racing cam gears, and a cometic head gasket.

My question is: While my head is getting rebuilt, should I go ahead and get anything else changed ( oil pump, etc.) .

:dsm: :barf:
 
raverboy said:
Wutz up everyone, here is my situation:

I am currently in the process of having my entire head replaced with a slow boy racing stage 3 head, crower titanium retainers and springs, 880cc precision turbo injectors, Crower stage 2 turbo cams, unorthodox racing cam gears, and a cometic head gasket.

My question is: While my head is getting rebuilt, should I go ahead and get anything else changed ( oil pump, etc.) .

:dsm: :barf:
Well the t-belt is a no brainer( I am sure you know) and timing parts. I would change the water pump, if balance shafts are in I would eliminate them as well while it is that far apart, and if you are doing the eliminator, you might as well replace the oil pump. I am sure I forgot a few things, but for the most part, change ANYTHING that was covered by other parts and would be hard to get to later down the road.
Mike
 
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