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#1
03-13-2007, 09:59 PM
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Re: post head replacment
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Originally Posted by wannabeH3
mine does that. with stock head... if im thinking the same thing you are describing
mine too , its still the original head it seemed to start right after i got the 35's or thats when i started to notice it . thats been over a year now .
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#2
03-13-2007, 11:15 PM
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Re: post head replacment
Boomer: where are you located? Any head replaced after april of 06 is the new style. I personally haven't seen any problems with the new style heads. I have seen a couple of vehicles with a slightly rough idle with no misfires though. I personally think it is due to the 600 rpm idle on a 5 cylinder engine. If the idle was even 50-75rpms more the rough idle would go away. just my two cents.
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