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Parts needed for 6 bolt block swap in 1g 7 bolt car.

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I'll be using my 93 head with a 6 bolt block.

6 bolt head studs
6 bolt hg
6 bolt hydraulic tensioner
6 bolt timing belt
6 bolt flywheel

And my motor mounts are shot so i can use 1g prothanes that are 90-94 correct.

Thanks.
 
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You're going to have to drill/bore all your headstud holes out 1mm. But other than that it's a really straight forward swap. Definately nothing to it compared to a 1g in a 2g swap.
 
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Hell ya!!! I pulled my head and all my valves and stuff are perfect. But they were horribly dirty and i use water injection. : /. I'm buying stainless valves to put in along with the bc spring/retainer kit and some 280's. Going to build a six bolt block!!!

.020 over wiseco pistons
big rods with arp studs
stnd size crank
acl race bearings

arp head studs
and a mitsu metal head hg.

Think that block will hold some power?
 
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What are your goals?
 
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