Hey all,
Just playing with ideas to fill the void at work while doing the non technical detail garbage. Here for the next twentyfour hours remaking an ice rink.
Larry your page was the insperation. Those cut aways pictures are excellent. By all means, everyone have a look, its great stuff.
Currently, i am just thinking the way Greg is. Not ready yet to cut away the boss. Too much other work on the wagon at the moment.
Before I left for work I had another look at the head I have. Even if the tounge coming into the head did not fill the intake port from one side to the other. Would the general shape of an inverted bend help flow more than stock?
This leeds me to think if the intake space has a wing or foil to help direct the flow. Not necesarly bolted in, but if made right, wedged into the port.
Back on the idea of the tounge sticking into the intake. If the bolt boss is removed. Perhapse the tounge that bends in can go over where the head bolt protrudes through the floor of the intake. This could possibly eleminate the need to counter sink the head bolt. Making the machine work a little easier.
I drive my wife and co-workers nuts. Even if the best way to do it has been proven over and over. Its just plain fun to keep kicking stuff over that you love. Sometimes, you get luckey.
