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Old 07-09-2003, 10:16 PM
ctaylor738 ctaylor738 is offline
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I agree with Dude and Kip. But since you asked, the only real issues are getting the chain/cams/crank in the right position and adjusting the pre-load in the hydraulic elements of the ball studs. I assume they know how to torque the heads, clean the gasket surfaces, etc.

But if you pay for anything more than the original repair you are getting royally screwed.
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