Thread: Cleaning up heads

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Yes most Engine work / rebuilding should not be done by Folks who have not worked with others who do know or through school have Learned how to do this work . And yes a worn out set of heads is just that and most of the time it would take hours of Machine Labor to save the castings . Ok EDhurl First Do you have knowledge of how to disassemble an Engine ? If so you can be walked through the how to on marking and Disassembling Cylinder Head's . Any How -> how many Miles are on that Engine ?

Originally Posted by tango

Yes most Engine work / rebuilding should not be done by Folks who have not worked with others who do know or through school have Learned how to do this work . And yes a worn out set of heads is just that and most of the time it would take hours of Machine Labor to save the castings . Ok EDhurl First Do you have knowledge of how to disassemble an Engine ? If so you can be walked through the how to on marking and Disassembling Cylinder Head's . Any How -> how many Miles are on that Engine ?

Soooo if a guy just came out of a David Vizard class,you wouldn't trust him??.

Well call me foolish,but I do trust in the fact that NOT all O/P's are people without experience.Ya just never know that for sure.

Ed-not that you can't do head work,but more over the machinery to do the work forces the job to be taken to a machine shop.That is the practical logical answer.

Originally Posted by 1gary

Soooo if a guy just came out of a David Vizard class,you wouldn't trust him??.

Well call me foolish,but I do trust in the fact that NOT all O/P's are people without experience.Ya just never know that for sure.

Ed-not that you can't do head work,but more over the machinery to do the work forces the job to be taken to a machine shop.That is the practical logical answer.

What in the heck are you talking about ? I can tell you this you ain't right Ha-