I was wondering if anyone might have a reasonable #1/#3 cylinder head at a min or possibly a set that were of reasonable quality and price?
Heads just need to be buildable.
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A while back purchased some heads as cores for Eric Shea. Now it seems like the cores may not be useable.
I was wondering if anyone might have a reasonable #1/#3 cylinder head at a min or possibly a set that were of reasonable quality and price?
Heads just need to be buildable.
I was wondering if anyone might have a reasonable #1/#3 cylinder head at a min or possibly a set that were of reasonable quality and price?
Heads just need to be buildable.
QUOTE(Mblizzard @ May 1 2017, 12:55 PM) 
A while back purchased some heads as cores for Eric Shea. Now it seems like the cores may not be useable.
I was wondering if anyone might have a reasonable #1/#3 cylinder head at a min or possibly a set that were of reasonable quality and price?
Heads just need to be buildable.
I have a bare head in good condition.
$220 shipped CONUS
QUOTE(KevinW @ May 1 2017, 02:06 PM)
QUOTE(Mblizzard @ May 1 2017, 12:55 PM)
A while back purchased some heads as cores for Eric Shea. Now it seems like the cores may not be useable.
I was wondering if anyone might have a reasonable #1/#3 cylinder head at a min or possibly a set that were of reasonable quality and price?
Heads just need to be buildable.
I have a bare head in good condition.
$220 shipped CONUS
Can't tell if that is the one with the CHT?
QUOTE(Mblizzard @ May 1 2017, 03:00 PM)
QUOTE(KevinW @ May 1 2017, 02:06 PM)
QUOTE(Mblizzard @ May 1 2017, 12:55 PM)
A while back purchased some heads as cores for Eric Shea. Now it seems like the cores may not be useable.
I was wondering if anyone might have a reasonable #1/#3 cylinder head at a min or possibly a set that were of reasonable quality and price?
Heads just need to be buildable.
I have a bare head in good condition.
$220 shipped CONUS
Can't tell if that is the one with the CHT?
It is
you can drill and tap the hole for the CHT.
It is not that hard.
It is not that hard.
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