Minor problem here. It's kind of difficult to magnaflux an aluminum head. It's not magnetic. Also - you are NOT supposed to grind heads on the PRV, if you do more than microscopically the front end plate will no longer fit. (This plate covers the whole front(belt end) of the engine, including the heads.) If the heads are much shorter than as-designed you'll have a problem. This is explained in the technical manual as well (I believe, it's been a long time since I re-read it!). Dave Swingle -- In dmcnews@xxxx, id <ionicdesign@xxxx> wrote: > also have the heads magnifluxed (i think thats the correct spelling and name). this > process will find out if they have small cracks in them before you have them resurfaced > so they wont leak. i had a 300 in line ford 6 cyl head magnifluxed and resurfaced for > $75 10 years ago so i think it should be around $150 a head now for these two processes. > > mark > > > > Martin Gutkowski wrote: > > > Mike, can you not just get the heads planed flat? This is a very > > standard job over here and the Diesel Centre just sent #2727's heads off