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Old 06-03-2007, 11:04 PM
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O-ringing The Head

Has any one found a shop that will send you a modified head and let you send them yours back as a core or what shop is good to go with and about how much it will cost and what kind of boost can that support. Also whats a fire ring.
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If you are going to take the time and effort to do it, fire ring it. I wish I had.
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So whats wrong with o-rings? I have never had a problem with them, nor has any of my buddies that have them. Thats all the Big Bad Dodge was running on his old truck.
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Originally Posted by dodgeroper
Has any one found a shop that will send you a modified head and let you send them yours back as a core or what shop is good to go with and about how much it will cost and what kind of boost can that support. Also whats a fire ring.
were are you located not sure about o rings all ive ever done was fire rings ive seen them hold well over 100psi and over 70psi using stock bolts
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Fire rings are good but for most street trucks I'd say that o-rings will hold pretty much anything we plan on doing. Especially with studs.
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Originally Posted by BigBlue
Fire rings are good but for most street trucks I'd say that o-rings will hold pretty much anything we plan on doing. Especially with studs.
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PM sent did a lot of research before getting mine done...
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Originally Posted by bnold
PM sent did a lot of research before getting mine done...
Enlighen us, one of these will be my next step!!
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me to i want to know more
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Will post later tonight, I was hoping I'd get a reply from the poster so I didn't have to retype... Just prices from a bunch of vendors across the country and some info I came across while looking for a place to get my headwork done....
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