I knew someone was going to ask me this.....I really planned to, but didn't have my digital camera on me that day and needed to get the engine together......so, I can't say that I do. I pretty much did a gasket match of the intake and exhaust ports and necked them down as they reached the bowls. When I got to the bowl area, I essentially just polished them up and removed the casting flash. To really do it properly, you should have the old valve guides pressed out, in order to polish the bowl area to a mirror finish, but I didn’t feel like springing for new guides and wasn’t sure if I could just press them in again afterwards, or if there was a special method to install them, or the need to have head machined for oversized guides, so I was just careful and worked around my existing one. As for the chambers, I basically got rid of all of the hard edges where the valve seats were machined into the head, to improve flow around the valves and polished up the chamber itself. I left the air damn where it was, but I did take the hard sharp edges off of it.MT1083 said:Hey Brian, do you have any pics of the heads once you worked on them? I'm considering having a buddy of mine do the same thing for me.
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