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Re: Any danger to home porting my heads? [Re: Crizila] #617107
02/20/10 12:47 PM
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I built this

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Re: Any danger to home porting my heads? [Re: Dodgem] #617108
02/20/10 12:51 PM
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I can rotate the head 360 deg. Using old rocker shafts to mount will build plates to allow universal mounting if needed.

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Re: Any danger to home porting my heads? [Re: Dodgem] #617109
02/20/10 06:15 PM
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Quote:

I can rotate the head 360 deg. Using old rocker shafts to mount will build plates to allow universal mounting if needed.


Very cool!


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Re: Any danger to home porting my heads? [Re: Crizila] #617110
02/20/10 07:34 PM
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Very cool!



Got one of those 440 source heads ported and it worked great. Just swung rig around to get all angles from same stool position.
I'll say this about 440 source THEY AINT EDELBROCKS!!!! Money spent better than on cast but they are well CHINESE!!

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Re: Any danger to home porting my heads? [Re: Dodgem] #617111
02/21/10 12:21 AM
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I would stick the end of a 40+ year old electrolux vacuum in the opposite end of the port I was working on to keep metal shavings out of my way!!!! dont laugh it worked! TBF


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Re: Any danger to home porting my heads? [Re: tubtar] #617112
02/21/10 09:39 AM
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Quote:

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I learned that I should also wear a mask




Yep.
Black snot is only good for scaring the kids , but that novelty wears off quick.




OMG I almost spit soda on my puter reading this !!


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Re: Any danger to home porting my heads? [Re: tpabayflyer] #617113
02/21/10 11:51 AM
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I would stick the end of a 40+ year old electrolux vacuum in the opposite end of the port I was working on to keep metal shavings out of my way!!!! dont laugh it worked! TBF




Yea if I ever do an old set of iron heads your shop vac trick for sure. That iron dust will kill you dead. That trick is mention in one of the links above!! I used to use a dual filter mask too!!
Dam new aluminum is so nice!! little WD 40 on the rasp files and go!!!

Re: Any danger to home porting my heads? [Re: 1AARCUDA] #617114
02/21/10 01:01 PM
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Long Beach, CA
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I agree with Mike Raff. Any head will pick up significant horse power if you sand roll the throats and work the short turn on the exhaust port with wedge heads. Just be careful you don't damage the seats.

My guess is its worth 30-50 HP over a bare casting for a couple hours of patient work.


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