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SPEEDSHIFT · 07-06-2018, 09:20 AM

So far I have called about 30 places over the last two days and it seems like furnace welding is the best way to repair my head. A few of the shops recommend using, or use Midwest Cylinder Head themselves for the repairs.

They are the only place that offers a warranty and guaranteed it is non issue repair. They say once it is done, you cannot tell anything has been welded, doesn't even show up during magnafluxing.

It is really expensive though, they quoted me $900 for just the welding or $1500 completely rebuilt. Still cheaper than a new race head though.

http://www.midwestcylinderhead.com/index.php

07-06-2018, 09:20 AM	#7
SPEEDSHIFT Name: SPEEDSHIFT Title: Too Much Time Status: Not Here Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: San Antonio, TX Member`s Gallery Posts: 5,978	So far I have called about 30 places over the last two days and it seems like furnace welding is the best way to repair my head. A few of the shops recommend using, or use Midwest Cylinder Head themselves for the repairs. They are the only place that offers a warranty and guaranteed it is non issue repair. They say once it is done, you cannot tell anything has been welded, doesn't even show up during magnafluxing. It is really expensive though, they quoted me $900 for just the welding or $1500 completely rebuilt. Still cheaper than a new race head though. http://www.midwestcylinderhead.com/index.php __________________ @bodie_armstrong 2003 2500 4x4 auto FOR SALE 2005 2500 4x4 auto Drag Truck 2013 3500 4x4 Aisin Dually Tow Rig Tenacity Tuning, Longs Machine Shop, BD Diesel Performance Last edited by SPEEDSHIFT; 07-06-2018 at 09:24 AM.