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Bob - just looked the kits up (age showing here: I automatically searched for Southern Carburetor...),but am unclear as to the difference between the two kits. Can you advise? thanks, Doug
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Rust holes in engine of Austin Healey 3000 Mk II BJ7
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Legal Bill
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That hole next to the boss for the water temp sending unit is surprising. I would have thought the head would be solid iron in that area. It appears it was very thin on your head.
bob hughes
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Purely from memory, the full kit includes the correct drill bit. However, Bill already had the bit so I only needed the replacement liner tube
Regards
Bob