nordic95

I need professional help.... Well, and my heads need to be examined... So does anyone with any aluminum head repair experience think these can be repaired? And if so what should it cost?


Thanks Anthony

GPM

That explains your other thread.

nordic95

Yes it does, doesn't it... Actually not as bad as they appear, just bad lighting. Not really

MILD THUNDER

I've seen some pretty messed up aluminum heads repaired. However, and this is just my opinion, I wouldnt mess with those. While the deck surfaces can be welded up, milled, and look good, the question is, how extensive is the corrosion inside the water jackets? Who really knows. But one of the pro's might be able to offer some better insight on this.

Maybe if they were some CNC Dart, Brodix, AFR heads, I'd consider looking into the repair procedures. The edelbrocks', ehh, not so much. By the time you get done repairing them, rebuilding them, I just dont think it be worth it.

SB

1st pic - is that lobstaahhh in the water jacket ? LOL.

Wobble

Yes you can repair, but it most likely will not last.

Try cleaning that chit up and posting another pic.

Media blast with glass beads probably your best bet

Eliminatorshane

Yes very easily.. But are they good enough head to waste time with. Hell you can buy a decent set now new for 900 a pair with all new stuff. I can't think of the name of them so let me look it up. Competition products sells them and so does jegs. Performance something or other.

Budman II

Are you running in salt or brackish water? If so, I would not dream of running aluminum heads unless they were hard anodized.

Kidnova

No mechanic here butt.... I would be concerned about what the conditions are of areas of passages you can't see.

14 apache

How does the intake water passage look? It might not be that bad to weld them and mill them. The only reason the deck is so bad dissimilar metal caused electrolysis.