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Steve R 05-09-2004 07:20 AM

Bolting on aluminum FE heads
 
My fellow gear heads,
I'm not new to building engines, So I have the basics down pretty good, but I have always dealt with cast iron heads. The new aluminum E-Brock heads for my S.O. showed up yesterday.
Any wisdom, tips, cautions, or experiences you guys are willing to share as to installing these heads would be greatly appreciated.

Steve:)

Woodz428 05-09-2004 09:46 AM

Everyone has their own favorite way of doing things, I like to use anti-seize on all the bolts (to prevent dissimilar metal corrosion) and torque in at least three steps. After the engine has been through a few good heat cycles re-torque. As a preventative measure I also like to re-torque at about 10,000 miles (while it may be down the road a bit, it still good to keep in mind).

Excaliber 05-09-2004 10:02 AM

Must be low or med riser heads for that manifold. I've been looking for aluminum Hi Riser heads for an SO; to match my intake. Anybody make them?

I torque 'em just like lik Woodz said.

ERA Tom 05-09-2004 03:11 PM

Dove makes high rise 88cc aluminum heads (6049-e)http://www.doveengineparts.com/ -Tom


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