Self ported heads

[Hemi345]

Im not a pro, Nor do I have a bunch of fancy tools But I think I did ok on these heads we will see very soon I basically went in and removed all the harsh castings, Opened them up to the intake manifold ports, and opened them up overall, I figured Im blowing air in there anyways so what the hell, I also polished my exhaust ports and Roughed up the intake ports guess we will see how they do personally Im proud of what I did
Heres what I started with.......
http://i901.photobucket.com/albums/ac217/quickhemitruck/214.jpg?t=1269522842
http://i901.photobucket.com/albums/ac217/quickhemitruck/224.jpg?t=1269522921
Heres my finished product........
http://i901.photobucket.com/albums/ac217/quickhemitruck/250.jpg?t=1269522991
http://i901.photobucket.com/albums/ac217/quickhemitruck/263.jpg?t=1269523079

[Hemi345]

in more detail.....
http://i901.photobucket.com/albums/ac217/quickhemitruck/262.jpg?t=1269523198
http://i901.photobucket.com/albums/ac217/quickhemitruck/259.jpg?t=1269523407
http://i901.photobucket.com/albums/ac217/quickhemitruck/252.jpg?t=1269523335

[(fast_hemi)]

looks good man.. I just got mine back today also

[fasthemiram05]

Looks good dude... I just did the same thing... did you use the standard abrasives kit?

[Mr.Hemi]

Looks good for sure.
Im sure youll notice a difference.

When I did mine,I found it really hard to keep the grinding wheel steady,wanted to jump all over the place.
I almost fcked up the valve seats with my sanding kit,so thats when I called it quits.
I honestly dont know how the average guy can do it.
I think my 1 head took like 8 hours.