Mercruiser Mcm 488 470 3.7l 224 Cid - Cylinder Head - Good Comp - Fresh Water on 2040-parts.com
Newport, Washington, United States
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Mercruiser MCM 488 470 3.7L 224 Cid - Cylinder Head.
Typically I take my cylinder heads to my machinist and have them magnafluxed and remanned - but this was off a good running - closed cooling motor with solid compression -- 125psi plus or minus a pound or two across the board. Threaded passages are good. It is in good usable condition. This is at the threshold for the 70lb shipping with Fedex - so I will be shipping the rockers seperately(usps priority) and the head - Fedex Ground - $45 (total) - domestically. Questions welcomed - thanks for looking - Greg |
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