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Tim, Without seeing the head, that's a lot of corrosion to be leaking. It may be able to be welded. Check with a head shop or engine rebuilder. A replacement C1TE head shouldn't be that hard to find or a set of more desirable heads. You can turn a bad experience into a positive by buying a set of G or 113 heads you'll gain some efficency. cheers Warren
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It is leaking from the side.
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Tim, Explain "blown" most heads can be salvaged with repairs? cheers Warren
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You can use any YBlock head ( 54 excepted because of compatibility problems)and it will fit the block and intake. But you will have to deal with different valve sizes, different compression ratios, different port sizes.
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Can you put different heads on either side of the block? For example, I have a blown C1TE head. Do I have to replace it with another C1TE head?
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