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hey i was in total tool's today looking at die grinders, was one there for $30.00 does anyone think i could do my head with this? if not what do people recomend??? and is there alot of work involved?? or is it just easier paying for it? thanks
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| fiftyone |
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if you've never done it before or dont know much about it, dont
and if its worth $30? id say the grinder would give out before the head. and then you'd have a f**k head and a f**k HEAD
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| chl_carlin |
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not to mention a decent cutter for them are about $50 each
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| smiley235 |
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number 1 rule with tools: cheap and nasty just wont cut it. I've had my fair share of crappy tools in the past but now I only get the good stuff with good reason. Especially if you dont want to screw your head.
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The whole point of headwork is too know what your doing, do each port/chamber exactly the same and be able to flow test the results all to have a more efficient flowing head.
If you dont do these things, especially if your not flow testing...... your just pissing in the dark!!! I see alot of people doing their own head work, and i reckon if they actually had before and after flow testing, theyd most prolly find they made it flow worse!! |
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| lil_lincoln |
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oo ok, so i guess i wont even try, what is a price for some headwork to be done??
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Can be up to $1000 plus labour in some cases.
Money better spent on a cam, exhaust and intake for cheaper and better results. But in saying that, if the head gasket must be done, then you might as well do the headwork while its off, but thats if your serious about the other mods as well. I would just do the cam and exhaust first though.... |
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FordFairmont wrote: The whole point of headwork is too know what your doing, do each port/chamber exactly the same and be able to flow test the results all to have a more efficient flowing head.
If you dont do these things, especially if your not flow testing...... your just pissing in the dark!!! I see alot of people doing their own head work, and i reckon if they actually had before and after flow testing, theyd most prolly find they made it flow worse!! I dunno mate.... my brother 'p****d in the dark' and he got pretty good results: With any air die grider, make sure the air compressor is upto the task, die griders use a lot of air.
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geez that is good pissing in the dark.
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I did my head myself. It is easy if you know how.
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fastleno wrote: geez that is good pissing in the dark.
LOL!!! I noticed no-none here has actually told him how to do it and what exactly need to be taken off, but yeah its fukin piss easy. *end of sarcasm* Last edited by FordFairmont on Sun Jul 22, 2007 1:37 pm, edited 1 time in total. |
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| lil_lincoln |
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| spaz ef |
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im tryin too learn myself i just got an old ef head got it flowed then took a bit off the roof arond the valve took some defects out and polish it a bit gonna get it flowed shortly to see how i went im happy with it tho it took awhile about 15 hours...
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