Posted by glennster on May 29, 2008 at 08:28:57 from (76.224.27.162):
In Reply to: engine overhauling posted by charley123 on May 29, 2008 at 08:19:01:
a good machine shop will check the head to see if it needs surfacing. if you put a warped head back on, more than likely it will leak. you do need a valve spring compressor to get the valves back together. with out the proper knowledge, skill and equipment, it is real easy to ruin a head. generally heads will run from 100 on up and over 500 depending on whats wrong. i have a hot rod machine shop that does work for me, they do a great job, and get a kick out of the old motors.
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