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Old 04-26-2006, 01:46 PM   #1
10mm head bolts versus 11mm head bolts??  
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I've got an 84 turbo head that I want to use on a 87 block. I understand that the 87 block will use 11mm head bolts but the 84 head will use 10mm. Will I have to take a drill bit and slightly bore out the holes in the head to accomodate larger bolts?
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The 11mm bolts will fit through the early head just fine, no need to drill.
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cool, thanks man.
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