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Old 03-05-2016, 01:26 PM   #10
Paul Precht
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Default Re: Milling 624 Heads

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Originally Posted by Rich Biebel View Post
Beyond the deck area of the head up to the intake. A short section that just seals the head to the block at the valley area.

If your angle milling a lot you don't have to keep milling to finish that area and make the head perfectly flat....

The last couple passes will cut that flat...

I always did ....

I ran an 85-B for years and angle milled plenty of heads....

Big Block Chevy heads....for SS use.....LS-6
Small Block Chevy heads for various uses....

I angle milled a set of 462 heads for an engine I ran down to low 50's CC's
Flat top pistons....383...13-1 compression...
I'm picking up my 85 B in a few weeks, I left my old one in NH with my former partner when I came to PA. Nothing beats an 85 B for durability and versatility.
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