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Old 02-18-2008, 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Rick Parker View Post
Dave: Your pictures are not showing up, however the steam holes are generally located directly above the top of the bore,(high point in the block water jacket) usually 1/8" or 3/16" diameter. They will corespond with the holes or slots machine in like area of the head. I think AFR has a machined slots to allow for various hole locations in different vintage blocks.

Rick, Ron fixed the pictures, please look and advise me........

I did check over the AFR heads and they have a smiley face looking curve milled in the heads with what I assume to be the steam holes drilled in them... the curved area would accomodate varouis steam hole locations in varouis blocks, I think????

If this is correct, then my heads should be ready to go, but AFR advises to put the head gasket on the head and be sure the head has the steam holes to match the gasket, which I plan to do anyway.......once I get the correct gasket, the gasket on the photo was a used Fel Pro for a 302/351-W I used to check the piston-to-vavle clearance, not the correct 351-C head gasket, although they are supposed to be the same thickness compressed.....

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