Be careful when you start talking about machine shops and stuff. When you start replacing anything over one head you will soon incur more expense than just getting a good used motor and swapping it yourself. There are so many of these good used motors sitting around with tons of life left at that is the most economical way to do it and then he cases. My guess is at least $200 to take one of these heads to a machine shop and have I said okay to put back onto a car. They're going to at least recommend about job on that head and in fix whatever else is messed up with the valve train components. You will soon be at 2 to 250 for that head and then they will always recommend you do the other one. You can get perfectly good running engines for between 350 and $800. Mini that you can hear run before the people pull them out and you pick them up.
And auto repair to me, is about getting the job done adequately for the lowest price possible. Often is cheaper just to start over with another engine when you're doing a labor of yourself and swapping it. It's also easier to swap an engine than it is to pull one head off and replace it in such a sick.
And auto repair to me, is about getting the job done adequately for the lowest price possible. Often is cheaper just to start over with another engine when you're doing a labor of yourself and swapping it. It's also easier to swap an engine than it is to pull one head off and replace it in such a sick.