Taking the chamber out to that gasket would reduce compression ratio. The aim is to get 6.25:1.
Tod
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Miller-style cylinder head
- Thread starter Tod
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Taking the chamber out to that gasket would reduce compression ratio. The aim is to get 6.25:1.
Tod
M.W.Miller
Senior Member
I like Miller for the name!!
pschardien
Junior Member
I would be interested in one of those heads. Is it aluminum? Will it come with a head gasket?Back in December I asked about a cylinder head that turned out to be a Miller head, and not a Winfield as was believed. Since then I went to where this head was and took some info from it and modeled it up with a combustion chamber that resembles a Winfield crow foot chamber. I test cut a sample chamber in a block of wood and calculations result in a 6.25:1 chamber.
I then CNC cut a pattern, and modeled the deck cover core and water jacket. The deck core and water jacket will be made from 3D printed sand for the first batch of orders, which looks to be some aluminum and some iron versions.
The pattern does not have any nomenclature on it yet, as I do not know what lettering will be put on it.
I believe pricing for these will be $375-400, maybe $425.
Sample pictures of the almost complete models and pattern are attached.
Tod
pschardien
Junior Member
Tod,
Also, what is the availability for the Miller heads?
Also, what is the availability for the Miller heads?
I would be interested in one of those heads. Is it aluminum? Will it come with a head gasket?
These heads will be iron, at first. I have not planned on selling gaskets with them.
Tod
Tod,
Also, what is the availability for the Miller heads?
I will be making a few more prototypes soon, for additional testing and dyno, and then into production.
Tod
pschardien
Junior Member
I will be making a few more prototypes soon, for additional testing and dyno, and then into production.
Tod
Hi Tod,
I would be interested in purchasing one if you’ve got one for a 1929 Model A. Right now I’m running a milled stock head with a custom intake. I already purchased a cast aluminum Equalizer so this new head should increase the HP a bit. Do you think you’ll have something available before TROG (in Wildwood) this year?
Pete
Hi Tod,
I would be interested in purchasing one if you’ve got one for a 1929 Model A. Right now I’m running a milled stock head with a custom intake. I already purchased a cast aluminum Equalizer so this new head should increase the HP a bit. Do you think you’ll have something available before TROG (in Wildwood) this year?
Pete
Pete,
These are for Model T only. I have other heads for Model A's but I am having trouble getting castings due to my core shop working almost 24 hours a day and my foundries are 8 months backlogged.
Tod