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Originally posted by danishcarnut:
Many good advises here. Thanks alot !! This community is great. I think I will dig in to the Straigthening process. But that deckplate have to be quite thick to withstand the warped head, I think ? Is the article from POCA visible somewhere online ? I'm not a member

We have a special owen on my job, that I can use. I have used it for wrinkle paint before. It can easily be turned up to 450 degrees F. So all I have to do is make me a deckplate and torque my head down to it.

If the oven was large enough to fit a block. Could not the head just be bolted onto an engine?!
Can't imagine a torque plate being stronger than torquing the warped head to a Cleveland block...Mark

11/15/1412:55 AM

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