Indy Reconditioned 906 Heads - Has Anyone Used Them?
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I'm considering buying a ported rebconditioned set from Indy. I have several sets to trade in to offset the cost. My build is a mostly stock 440 for a car that I plan on driving more often than just weekends or car shows. Compression will be in the 9.5 to 10.0 range. I can have a set rebuilt locally, but no one local can CNC port heads. I just want the most bang for my buck. Thanks, Jerry
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Re: Indy Reconditioned 906 Heads - Has Anyone Used Them?
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Where have you seen these and how much are the going for? I looked on Indy's website but cant find them. I'm interested...
Now I need to pin those needles, got to feel that heat Hear my motor screamin while I'm tearin up the street
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Re: Indy Reconditioned 906 Heads - Has Anyone Used Them?
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Hmmm strange, I wonder if these are just the aero heads that people have been buying? Price is cheaper though...
Now I need to pin those needles, got to feel that heat Hear my motor screamin while I'm tearin up the street
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Re: Indy Reconditioned 906 Heads - Has Anyone Used Them?
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oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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Put a set of Aero heads on my kids built 360 a few years back.They were decent heads for the price.Rocky
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Re: Indy Reconditioned 906 Heads - Has Anyone Used Them?
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anything you buy from Indy has to be thuroughly checked out before use.
That goes for anything you buy from anyone .
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Re: Indy Reconditioned 906 Heads - Has Anyone Used Them?
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I'm considering buying a ported rebconditioned set from Indy. I have several sets to trade in to offset the cost. My build is a mostly stock 440 for a car that I plan on driving more often than just weekends or car shows. Compression will be in the 9.5 to 10.0 range. I can have a set rebuilt locally, but no one local can CNC port heads. I just want the most bang for my buck. Thanks,
Jerry
Dwayne (fast68) has a few sets for sale in the BB parts for sale section here if you want to get an idea of what a ported set of OEM heads can cost and flow. For a mostly stock build I would get a good valve job and call it a day.
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Re: Indy Reconditioned 906 Heads - Has Anyone Used Them?
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I'm having a set of 452 large valved heads coming in from Indy's "aero head" dept. today. Let you guys know how they look.
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Re: Indy Reconditioned 906 Heads - Has Anyone Used Them?
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Dwayne (fast68) has a few sets for sale in the BB parts for sale section here if you want to get an idea of what a ported set of OEM heads can cost and flow. For a mostly stock build I would get a good valve job and call it a day.
Except, every set of BB Mopar heads I've ever had freshened up needed valve guides and some of the tips where the rocker rub can be pitted quite often.
CNC'ing heads for "mostly stock" build is too pricey. Buy an electric Sears die grinder, a few carbide cutters and have at it if you really want a set of ported heads. Just opening up the bowls can make a big difference. If you hurt a head, big deal, factory iron castings can be had around here for $50 a pair or less.
Dean, Didn't know sears had an elec. die grinder, would you happen to have a part # because i've tried googling there tools & come up jack squat. Thanks.
Found this, seems to be the only one sears offers for 192.00, nice rig, but for 250.00 you can buy a 30 gal. compressor at lowes & a 19.95 die grinder, then the compressor will come in handy for other things.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605...p17=00981824000
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Re: Indy Reconditioned 906 Heads - Has Anyone Used Them?
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Several guys on the C body board have them and they seem to be a reasonable deal for someone just wanting a stock rebuild. Nobody had them come apart on them. They aren't cost effective if you buy them and then send them off to be ported.
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Re: Indy Reconditioned 906 Heads - Has Anyone Used Them?
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Dwayne (fast68) has a few sets for sale in the BB parts for sale section here if you want to get an idea of what a ported set of OEM heads can cost and flow. For a mostly stock build I would get a good valve job and call it a day.
Except, every set of BB Mopar heads I've ever had freshened up needed valve guides and some of the tips where the rocker rub can be pitted quite often.
CNC'ing heads for "mostly stock" build is too pricey. Buy an electric Sears die grinder, a few carbide cutters and have at it if you really want a set of ported heads. Just opening up the bowls can make a big difference. If you hurt a head, big deal, factory iron castings can be had around here for $50 a pair or less.
Dean, Didn't know sears had an elec. die grinder, would you happen to have a part # because i've tried googling there tools & come up jack squat. Thanks.
Found this, seems to be the only one sears offers for 192.00, nice rig, but for 250.00 you can buy a 30 gal. compressor at lowes & a 19.95 die grinder, then the compressor will come in handy for other things.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605...p17=00981824000
The old Craftsman die grinder was discontinued a couple years ago .
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