Looking for 289 Heads Suggestions
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I still wouldn't pay $450 for a set of 60's OE castings, especially on a vehicle you're selling.
Where are you in CA? I'm in San Luis Obispo (central coast) and I'm pulling a set of '68 J code heads off my car next week that are similar to those. 1.90/1.54 valves, guideplates, screw in studs, port-matched exhaust, 63cc chambers, hardened valve seats. They've got about 15k mi on them since being built.
Where are you in CA? I'm in San Luis Obispo (central coast) and I'm pulling a set of '68 J code heads off my car next week that are similar to those. 1.90/1.54 valves, guideplates, screw in studs, port-matched exhaust, 63cc chambers, hardened valve seats. They've got about 15k mi on them since being built.
#13
What parts? The shop will check the springs, Seals should be included. If you have a bent valve or something, that will be like 10 bucks.
I paid 250 to have my heads done, fully assembled and ready to install (less paint). I would not bother with magnafluzx if you are just doing s stock rehab to sell.
Even teh cheapest new aftermarket heads are gonna cost you about a grand.
I paid 250 to have my heads done, fully assembled and ready to install (less paint). I would not bother with magnafluzx if you are just doing s stock rehab to sell.
Even teh cheapest new aftermarket heads are gonna cost you about a grand.
#14
Quotes were $235 and $250 for machining two heads, cleaning and magna flux. No decent shop will machine heads without checking for cracks first. With new springs and valves, I'm easily at $500.
I bought these:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWNX%3AIT
Fresh paint and pressure tested. Can't beat that.
I bought these:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWNX%3AIT
Fresh paint and pressure tested. Can't beat that.
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