Like the title says these were pulled from my old motor. nothing wrong with them....what you see is what you get. If you need any more pics please let me know. I am looking for 170 shippedon them. they came off my engine with 21k on them. This would make a great port and polish job or even build them up if you want.

by the way I have not cleaned up the heads yet....so the pictures were taken when I removed them from the engine. The reason why you see the rust is before I got the engine from Infiniti Delivered to my house from the swap they had set it outside for about 2 weeks and it got some water in the runners and a couple of other places...obviously if your buying the heads all of that will removed to begin with.



I still am needing to take off the header on this one..

 

bump for price drop.

 

what kind of numbers can be made from a port and polish job on heads?

 

I dont have a clue....never really researched it...but I would say around 15-25 most likely.

 

bump for price droppage....anyone wants some heads they want to build up...here is your chance!

 

thought about it and... even if one gets these port and polished, one still has to remove the engine to replace them :-(

 

you dont have to remove the engine to install these.

 

ok. then im interested. how does one go about installing them? obviously remove intake, intake manifold, then what? valve covers? Does anyone know how many hours is involved in switching these out? I got a good and fair priced mechanic on hand and im def. interested.

_Mike

 

how much is shipping to 92683

 

280 shipped to your door. It cost roughly 26.00 per shipment with a 300 insurance value. I will be shipping them in 2 seperate boxes to keep from damaging anything.


For install purposes...you are correct with the manifolds...once those are removed then you will have to remove the Cams....in order to remove the cams you have to take off the pulleys, the crank pulley, and then the front timing cover. Once you remove the front timing cover you can access the timing chains..there is pressure that you have to relieve in order to remove them....IMO your best bet is to just let a professional mechanic do it...

There is more involved and I hope someone has done a DIY..I wish I would of done one now and that would been a good one when removing all my parts....

 

still available!! great buy for anyone wanting to do some built motor work!

 

awesome price, probably looking at a 12-15hr job for a mech. to remove and replace these if he takes breaks and likes to talk a bit.

 

thanks for the bump!

 

This is a good price BUMP for a good seller, and fast shipper

 

heads still available!! Great for a Buildup!!