Yeah, oops . . .



Short of buying a new cylinder head, what options are there (if any)?

 

did just the cooling fin break off?

jb weld haha

 

In short nothing but a new cylinder head will fix it. You really can not fix machined aluminum. Like said above you could ghetto fix it with JB weld and spray paint if you have the pieces.

 

How nice do you want it to look? A sharpie could do wonders for making it difficult to notice at a glance.

 

Haha I just say tell everyone that it was dead weight and only slowing you down. So you had it removed for speed dynamic purposes

 

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Hmm, not a bad idea. I suppose I could try smoothing out the gouged part with a dremel or sander or something.

 

it looks like jus cooling fins no big deal jb weld them back on (dont do a **** poor job and glob the $hit all over the place) if ya got them or you can just leave it like that sand the edges to make it look less conspicuios and paint it. The heads proly fine as long as thers no oil leaking and no vacume leaks. Don't sweat it.

 

how did you wreck it?

 

i'd say use grinder to make it half round/edge and paint it black so it looks like came from factory.lol

 

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How haven't I wrecked it

 

that's a tip over for sure. your really not going to miss them in the cooling dept, but if you want it cleaned up for aesthetic reasons you'll need to have new material welded on then grind it back... other wise just find a new head