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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: north of Phx AZ about 30 miles
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OT Need help on my scout head
I got a new head for my scout and bolted it on and low and behold the pistons hit the head. There is about an 1/8" difference in the circumference in the combustion chambers between the old head and the new one. Can I just carve this out with a die grinder or should I look for another head?
Keep in mind it took a lot of work to even get this head, and there are about a thousand slightly different castings. Some castings have smaller runners, smaller valves, smaller combustion chamers, or any combination of those. BTW this is a slant four 196ci on my '67 scout 800. Thanks for the help.
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Do they make thicker head gaskets? Might not get all of the 1/8th inch but it could save you a little work?
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Thats not the problem. The problem is that the piston is 4"(not an exact figure) and it comes out of the deck 1/4" on the dome side. The combustion chamber is only 3 7/8". So th piston is bigger around than the hole it goes into.
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Location: Tucson, AZ USA
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I think there's an International Harvester-specific website with the title "Cornbinders" or something like that. A buddy of mine's got a couple of slant 4 152s, he's working on for his '61 and '64 Scouts. His pistons look weird, radically angled and a "bite" out of the lower side.
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I think the URL you are looking for is
http://binderbulletin.org/ |
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