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Save yourself the trouble:

http://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/1775144661.html

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Is it just me or does that Hemi Have the stealthy 906 heads on it so people cant tell it from a wedge so know one knows you actually have the faster 440 Hemi!!!!
or just get stickers made up
These were actual stickers from the sixties

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Stage V still makes them.

http://www.stagev.com/pages/hcheads.html

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Stage V still makes them.

http://www.stagev.com/pages/hcheads.html

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I'll go out on a limb and guess those are really expensive. Plus w/ numbers like this "Chamber Volume: 168 cc" You'd better get some good pistons that are right at the deck.

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Stage V still makes them.

http://www.stagev.com/pages/hcheads.html

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I'll go out on a limb and guess those are really expensive. Plus w/ numbers like this "Chamber Volume: 168 cc" You'd better get some good pistons that are right at the deck.

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all he needs to do is buy a hemi piston wit hthe right pin for the rod he is using and in the bore size of his block , not very hard or super expensive , compared to the heads .

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Stage V still makes them.

http://www.stagev.com/pages/hcheads.html

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I'll go out on a limb and guess those are really expensive. Plus w/ numbers like this "Chamber Volume: 168 cc" You'd better get some good pistons that are right at the deck.

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all he needs to do is buy a hemi piston wit hthe right pin for the rod he is using and in the bore size of his block , not very hard or super expensive , compared to the heads .

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right on, I just didn't want him to think he could just slap those on a 440 buttom half and roll. Anybody have a price on those things anyway?

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Stage V still makes them.

http://www.stagev.com/pages/hcheads.html

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I'll go out on a limb and guess those are really expensive. Plus w/ numbers like this "Chamber Volume: 168 cc" You'd better get some good pistons that are right at the deck.

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all he needs to do is buy a hemi piston wit hthe right pin for the rod he is using and in the bore size of his block , not very hard or super expensive , compared to the heads .

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right on, I just didn't want him to think he could just slap those on a 440 buttom half and roll. Anybody have a price on those things anyway?

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The heads and special rocker gear used to be $5kish, then you have to buy the Hemi specific intake , exhuast and cam/pushrods, plus add oil return lines back to the bottom of the block.

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