P philipswanson Well-known member Feb 9, 2020 #21 Back the nuts off 3-4 turns and hit the starter. Heads should pop loose.
Tinker Well-known member Feb 9, 2020 #22 Might want to verify that you don't have to replace the bottom row of head studs. Some aluminum heads are thicker on the bottom requiring it. If you think removing the head is fun. heads studs can really be fun. .
Might want to verify that you don't have to replace the bottom row of head studs. Some aluminum heads are thicker on the bottom requiring it. If you think removing the head is fun. heads studs can really be fun. .
G Ggmac Well-known member Feb 9, 2020 #23 I would rather have original ford cast iron over aftermarket aluminum. Which everyone that knows flatheads would know they aren't original, usually.
I would rather have original ford cast iron over aftermarket aluminum. Which everyone that knows flatheads would know they aren't original, usually.
flatjack9 Well-known member Feb 9, 2020 #24 philipswanson said: Back the nuts off 3-4 turns and hit the starter. Heads should pop loose. Click to expand... Never worked for me.
philipswanson said: Back the nuts off 3-4 turns and hit the starter. Heads should pop loose. Click to expand... Never worked for me.
Tinker Well-known member Feb 9, 2020 #25 Finding some nos 21 bolt heads would be a feat. Little rich for my blood. Milling iron. https://handhflatheads.com/?s=21+stud+heads&post_type=product&dgwt_wcas=1 . Last edited: Feb 9, 2020
Finding some nos 21 bolt heads would be a feat. Little rich for my blood. Milling iron. https://handhflatheads.com/?s=21+stud+heads&post_type=product&dgwt_wcas=1 .
3738 Senior Member Feb 10, 2020 #26 Tinker, I have a pair of NOS 21 stud aluminum heads hanging on my shop wall. What should these be worth?
Tinker, I have a pair of NOS 21 stud aluminum heads hanging on my shop wall. What should these be worth?