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I want to mill the head but im not shure if the previous owner already did,

and I was wondering if there is a way to know or mesure to make shure I

dont go and mill it too much.

Posted

Only way to know for sure is to CC the domes, and even then if it HAS been shaved already it's gonna be kinda difficult to tell how much more you can get away with, hopefully someone else can add more...

 

One thing you can kind of eyeball is the domes, if they are inset from the gasket mating surface about a millimeter or 1.5mm, it's prolly stock, if the domes are NOT inset and are flush with the gasket surface, it's already got about .050" to .060" taken off.

Posted
I want to mill the head but im not shure if the previous owner already did,

and I was wondering if there is a way to know or mesure to make shure I

dont go and mill it too much.

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:dance:

 

if I am correct you can do a squish test...

search the forums I am sure there is better info than what I can provide...

Posted

Skyy,

 

If you can give me the dimensions of your head at the head bolt stud areas (from where the head nut surface is to the head gasket surface) in thoundths of and inch I could tell you if it has been milled.

 

I would also need to know what the markings are on the top of the head. It will have a raised lettering 2GU and under that it will have either a Y-1 or a Y-2.

 

Ron

Posted
If you can give me the dimensions of your head at the head bolt stud areas (from where the head nut surface is to the head gasket surface) in thoundths of and inch I could tell you if it has been milled.

 

I would also need to know what the markings are on the top of the head. It will have a raised lettering 2GU and under that it will have either a Y-1 or a Y-2.

 

ok cool ill take a few mesurement and come back to you on that probably on

sunday.

Posted (edited)

ok RBD, got the head out today and I mesured from the head bolt stud areas to the head gasket surface, and this is what I get with a dial caliper, 0.908.

Edited by Skyy

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