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    Flathead4d is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Since no one has replied to your question I'll throw in my two cents. Hardened valve seats aren't necessary. As far as the rest of the thing you want to do, all are beneficial but only if you replace the cam to take avantage of the upgrades. You can keep the stock bore and you already have the increased stroke with the 255 Merc engine. You might check into the Isky Max-1 cam shaft for a good streetable engine.

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    R Pope is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    The heads and dual carbs on a 255 will work with the rest of the engine stock. On my 255, I lucked out and got one with the Canadian truck cam and high compression heads, so aluminum will just improve the looks.
    Some flatties already have inserts, most factory rebuilds do.

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