C6FE-6090-A HEADS

[Hank]

I have a set of these heads and they have R.J. initials cast in them? Does anybody have info on these?

 

[Tom]

Hank,
It appears to be a special heat treatment code for your 1966 racing head. Go here for more info.

 

[Hank]

Hank,
It appears to be a special heat treatment code for your 1966 racing head. Go here for more info.

I dont see a link?

 

[Tom]

Click on the "here" word above.... That's your link.

 

[Hank]

Thanks someone told me these were reproduction heads, the story behind them don't relate to that.

 

[colin artus]

I think the repro heads had round pushrod holes like later Ford heads rather than the slotted ones.

 

[Ryan L]

@Cobrajet that looks like a good book, Wonder what the rest of it is like?

 

[Hank]

Yes Im gona try to find that book online and buy it, more reliable info!

 

[Jim Rosenthal]

Is this book on Amazon by any chance?

 

[Brian Kissel]

Most places I checked shows that it is out of stock. Looks like this place still has a few copies available.

Ford Small Block V8 Racing Engines 1962 to 1970: Des Hammill: 9781845844257

Ford Small Block V8 Racing Engines 1962 to 1970: Des Hammill: 9781845844257: Paperback: Automotive - Customizing book

www.booksamillion.com

If you sign up you can get a extra 15% off.
Amazon is sold out as well, but a Kindle version is available.

Amazon.com : 9781787115279

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UPDATE (EDIT) I just looked further on Amazon, and there are some new and used ones available.

Amazon.com: Buying Choices: Ford Small Block V8 Racing Engines 1962 to 1970: The Essential Source Book

Even the publisher is sold out. But you can sign up for when it is available there, or a ebook version looks to be available.

Ford Small Block V8 Racing Engines 1962-1970

A in-depth study of the Ford small block V8 racing engines, covering their development history and use in motorsport. The book explains how rapidly the Ford small block Fairlane V8 engines evolved from passenger car engines to highly successful racing engines.

www.veloce.co.uk

however, when you go to the Glassboxx site, you get this.
Sorry, this book isn't available in USD.
Please choose an alternative currency.

Regards Brian

 

[JimmyMac]

The tea time books are all pretty much the same in detail.
For 260 - 289 parts we refer to Bill Carroll's guide. (and JacMac of course)

 

[Barrya]

Several copies on the U.K. Abe books site. the Doncaster book shop has one for about $15 with I think free world wide shipping

 

[Hank]

I had these authenticated and they are original's, I will be taking them to my machinists to be magged and checked out, then they will be for sale.

 

[Ryan L]

Just picked up a copy of the Des Hammill book, probably half the book is related to the OHC engines.

 

[Ryan L]

PS......

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