That's it!

Damn, those exhaust ports look smooth! CNC'ed????? :cool:

Nice polish job.:cool:

:D :D

The famous Gellner Engineering head work. The results are amazing. Looking good, Dean!

Nice work! Anyone ever use extrude hone to do their heads? I used to use them for my 2 strokes with fab results and just wondered if it was worth it on marine motors , manifilds , intakes?

I've seen that done on a lot of the Jap cars.

I used to have my cylinders done after opening up the ports and doing whatever mods to the port timing , then would send them the cyl , intake , exh , and jet pump. Was awesome the way it came back. All the inside surfaces that you could never smooth and polish by hand were as smooth as a gravy sandwich.

Great Work.
Keep the pictures comming!
You shall see How good the heads flow when ya mash the sticks forward!

Dean,
Give me a call if you if you have time before you get them up and running on the dyno, I would love to check out your set up.
Jr.

Hey Sak... I know of a 510 Cu. In. motor that made 760 hp a couple days ago and a 502 that made 866 hp....they both have steel heads too..... :evilb:

Get rid of those baby blowers and put 8-71's or a whipple on it! :drink:

Later, I'm outta here gotta go see a man from LI. ;)