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 Re: 88 Trooper cost to fix/replace the cylinder head
[Re: jumpn4jesus]
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12/18/06 03:49 AM
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Still considering the, buy it and let it sit, idea.
Never Give up.
Andrew
Want a Jeep Comanche!
Or a Tacoma(anything 4x4)
Jesus Freak!
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Re: 88 Trooper cost to fix/replace the cylinder head
[Re: Trooper-san]
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12/21/06 10:44 PM
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Anonymous
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I put one of the AMC heads from www.aluminumheads.com (The Portland, OR outfit) on my 88 several years ago. I can vouch for how good they are and considering they are compete with valves & springs are a very good deal. It was an easy fix and I have had no problems at all. I would not use a factory Isuzu head as they are prone to cracks. Jim
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Re: 88 Trooper cost to fix/replace the cylinder head
#772300
12/23/06 05:19 AM
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Joined: May 2005
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Thanks for the info, but I won't be getting that trooper unless something miraculous happens. Although I would really love to have a vehicle to work on if you know what I mean.
God bless and Merry CHRISTmas.
Andrew
Andrew
Want a Jeep Comanche!
Or a Tacoma(anything 4x4)
Jesus Freak!
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