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advice slightly damaged GT-40 y-303 heads?

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83Mustang427TT

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I have a set of them got'em for $100 with one slightly damaged it has a very small chunk missing inbetween 2 chambers ,Can it be welded back up? Also theres some features that Ford racing lists for this head like the webbed rocker mounts that mine doesnt have and its stamped y-302 thought it was a y-303 head ??!?!? anyone know what head it is .
 

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The difference between the Y-302 and Y-303 is that the 302 is sold bare, the 303 complete. I good machins shop should be able to repair it. If just one head is messed up out of the pair, you could buy a single bare head.
Pics would help.
 

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Hold on I'll go get pics BRB....
 

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pics, I would rather just repair it Hopefully it can be fixed ...Just cant believe I got them for $100 real nice guy as well
 

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Did you get them bare? Or do they have all the valves etc? Nice thing about aluminum is that it can be repaired alot easier than cast iron. I've seen worse that were fixed..
Are those the heads that you have in the sig as milled?
 

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Yea he said they where milled but im not sure machine shop will figure it out.Got'em bare
 

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yeah thay can be fixed for sure...
 

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Well, you might look at replacing the head. If it needs repair, all the valves springs etc as well as a valve job, a new one might be cheaper. Get a quote for the repair because a new one would be around $500..
 
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