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Thread: Saltcat, any more word on that Henry Head?

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    Saltcat, any more word on that Henry Head?

    the last video is more than a year old!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbgyBLwkuxc
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    Actually just returned from the abbreviated Speed Week at Bonneville Salt Flats. [Rained out. Three events in a row]. The Henry Head lll is still in the works, but not on Frank's [Henry] highest priority right now. Actually I'm still waiting for CNC Dude to use his modern machine capability to build a cross flow alloy head for the "320". We are limited in our capability to a chop saw, a drill press, and a band saw, and a mig welder. Anyway, it will happen in my lifetime.
    Doug

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    If some one has a bad cylinder head they could send me i'll be glad to give it a shot. Im fixing to machine a test combustion chamber for my Chevy 12 Port Head patterns, so I have my focus on heads right now. Just let me know. Here's the chamber below.
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    There's no such thing as too much cam....only not enough engine!

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    I could probably bring a "wounded" head to World of Speed next month if that would help. Maybe there is somebody there that could get it to you.
    Doug

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    I know of a billet head in the works.......

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    Billet is cool, but you will have a market of only about 1 or 2 people. For the same effort I can make all the patterns and cores to cast a performance head that can have a much broader appeal from stock-ish to all out race applications and have many dozens of them.
    There's no such thing as too much cam....only not enough engine!

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    Oh, I don't do it for the market, in fact the complete opposite. I wouldn't want anyone else to have what we have on our car. That's how we set and keep records!

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    You're doing an awesome job too! Keep it up, I really enjoy reading your build threads.
    There's no such thing as too much cam....only not enough engine!

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