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12-19-2005 07:02 PM #1
AFR heads, how much are they worth???
....Hello Everyone, I've got a set of AFR heads, 195's, 76 cc's, 2.05 intake, 1.0625 exhaust. I got then around 10 years ago but the motor only has a couple of thousand miles on it. So they have been sitting for years. Is there anything that can go wrong when heads sit around??? I'm concidering selling them. Can I advertise 'Good Condition' or should I have them checked out first??? Thanks, Bill
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12-19-2005 07:31 PM #2
The valve seals can dry up, but not much else will go wrong. Valve seals are very cheap anyways.
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12-19-2005 08:45 PM #3
just make sure nothing is rusted from sitting. and suck the ports out with a vacuum to make sure nothing has settled in them. replace the seals and they should be good to go.80 MALIBU WAGON driver project
74 CAMARO drag car project
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12-19-2005 09:03 PM #4
.....so new seals & vacuum out the ports. Thanks a bunch 76GMC & Malibu. They are aluminum heads so rust shouldn't be an issue & the springs look good. Bill
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12-19-2005 09:20 PM #5
When talking corrosion on cylinder heads, the biggest issue is the valve seat because there is no oil there. You should be fine, though, because the valves were closed and sealed which keeps moisture off the seating surface. Corrosion anywhere isn't really an issue if it's not heavy, even on the valve stems.
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12-20-2005 12:11 AM #6
I'm interested in the heads give me a good deal on them and ill buy them.
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