Removing block filler from heads
 

A friend of mine just bought some cast iron heads off of RJ and the ad didn't say that they were filled. Low and behold when he got them they were filled. Is there a way to get the block filler out or is he screwed?

Re: Removing block filler from heads
 

sounds like someone used too much block fill...then tried to make money off the mistake....might wanna check with Curtis Boggs at Raceflow....he would be the person to ask

Block Filler In a set of Small Chevy Heads!!!!!!!
 

Are the heads completely filled??? or just a little bit? Somebody PLEASE EXPLAIN to me what the point of filling the heads would be because I never heard of it and definitely wouldn't try it!!!

Re: Removing block filler from heads
 

sounds like someone used too much block fill...then tried to make money off the mistake....[/quote]

x2 In the most remote possibility that someone was going to use a filled CI head for blown alcohol - maybe. But my guess (I agree with radicalz)somebody did not know what they were doing.
Dave

Re: Block Filler In a set of Small Chevy Heads!!!!!!!
 

the only time that I could see a need to do this would be when the cylinder heads have a huge mill or angle mill job done & the squish area has become excessively thin to the point that collapse is possible

Re: Removing block filler from heads
 

If it were me, the question would be "How is the seller going to get the cylinder heads out of his butt...."

Re: Block Filler In a set of Small Chevy Heads!!!!!!!
 

They are filled completely. I don't know why anyone would do this either, but the only reason I can think of is that they were running alchohol???

Re: Removing block filler from heads
 

...........hopefully, the most uncomfortable way possible, how about through his nose?

I THINK YOUR SCREWED, LOOKED UP ON SUMMIT FOR MORRSO BLOCK FILLER , IN INSTRUCTIONS IT SAYS NON REMOVABLE http://static.summitracing.com/globa.../mor-35570.pdf

DYNAMITE!!!!!