Cylinder head

[DieselTech]

I think I'm gonna go with the first head suggested way up there^^^. It will need some polishing and plug threads chased allowing me to buy some more tools. Who doesn't want more tools?

https://www.amazon.com/CDHPOWER-Performance-Head-Stroke-Engine/dp/B06Y64K3GL/ref=sr_1_1?crid=R39H4A52LOXI&keywords=cdhpower+new+casting+head&qid=1673661717&sprefix=cdhpower+new+casting+head%2Caps%2C121&sr=8-1

Yep them are decent heads for the money. I run 1 of them heads. Like Chainlube said, they are close to a 6cc head. Mine was around 7cc time I did some clean up work on it. You can use contact adhesive & glue sand paper to the crown of your piston, to polish the squish band in your cylinder head when you get it. Then when the squish band is polished, most of the contact adhesive will peel off with the sand paper, when you remove sand paper from piston. What glue dont peel off with sand paper can be rubbed off the piston by your fingers.

 

[Chainlube]

Yep them are decent heads for the money. I run 1 of them heads. Like Chainlube said, they are close to a 6cc head. Mine was around 7cc time I did some clean up work on it. You can use contact adhesive & glue sand paper to the crown of your piston, to polish the squish band in your cylinder head when you get it. Then when the squish band is polished, most of the contact adhesive will peel off with the sand paper, when you remove sand paper from piston. What glue dont peel off with sand paper can be rubbed off the piston by your fingers.

Rubbing alcohol will take it off too and not leave anything.

 

[Whitewill1412]

Yep them are decent heads for the money. I run 1 of them heads. Like Chainlube said, they are close to a 6cc head. Mine was around 7cc time I did some clean up work on it. You can use contact adhesive & glue sand paper to the crown of your piston, to polish the squish band in your cylinder head when you get it. Then when the squish band is polished, most of the contact adhesive will peel off with the sand paper, when you remove sand paper from piston. What glue dont peel off with sand paper can be rubbed off the piston by your fingers.

What do you mean by contact adhesive?

 

[Wrench]

3M Spray Contact Adhesive in the can

 

[DieselTech]

What do you mean by contact adhesive?

There is many different brands, but you should be able to get this brand at most hardware or lumberyard type establishments. Its probably most economical & has many other uses. It's like rubber cement on steroids.

 

[Whitewill1412]

Ok. I didn't think that stuff would come off easily. I guess it doesn't stick to aluminum very well.

 

[Wrench]

Carb Cleaner, Brake cleaner, Parts cleaner, Electrical cleaner, Gas, any solvent take's it right off all hard surfaces

 

[Wrench]

Ok. I didn't think that stuff would come off easily. I guess it doesn't stick to aluminum very well.

Smooth aluminum is like glass, Glues don't stick to glass very well either and can be removed with your fingers 🖐

 

[Chainlube]

Ok. I didn't think that stuff would come off easily. I guess it doesn't stick to aluminum very well.

You can tape it on too, that's what I do. I cut a couple thin triangles in the sandpaper so it conforms to the piston and wrap the paper over the sides and tape it down. I use a previously run piston so no worries on damaging it. If you wanted to, you can just hold the paper to the sides and turn the head on top of the piston.

 

[Whitewill1412]

I'm guessing I would start from the inside and work my way out. Combustion chamber first. Then squish band. Then mating surface