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Old 02-03-2005, 09:43 AM
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I run Fords. The heads are the A460 heads that Ford Motorsport used to sell but are now sold by TFS. THere are better performing heads but not with the BB Chev exhaust port pattern. With less than radical porting they flow 460/350.

I am trying to get the scoop on the Copper beryllium seats and next the Hard anodizing. Can heads with seats and guides be hard anodized?
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Old 02-03-2005, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by sutphen30
all that stuff has to be removed.i was just looking at street heads to convert over to boating.canfield would do it for me but i would have to remove that stuff.
Is it worth it?

Are you going to do it?

I don't understand the anodizing process, I assume heat will create a problem with the disimilar metals, ie bronze guides and copper seats pressed into the aluminum.
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A lot of people are using the Tucker valve seats .here some info foy ya

http://www.babcox.com/editorial/ar/eb40332.htm

http://www.tuckervalveseat.com/menu.html

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I have run aluminum Dart or Brod ex for two decades and no problems with the
water jackets.Every few years you might have to weld up the water inlet that
meets the block.Besides the steel heads are so dam heavy.
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I have run aluminum Dart or Brod ex for two decades and no problems with the
water jackets.Every few years you might have to weld up the water inlet that
meets the block.Besides the steel heads are so dam heavy.
I don't have two decades but close to 12 years with aluminum heads 50% in salt water.

I flush when done and so far it has been ok but I would like to get the maximum protection short of closed cooling
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Strip;

That 1st link is fantastic!
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