Listings of CC For ( H ) Head

Does ANYBODY have a book, magazine, listing or can direct me to a web page that can give me some truthful and honest information on the CC of the assorted H cyl. heads that IH made by part or serial number ? Okey,...You can stop laughing now . :)

If I have to....I will order an economy CC checker kit from ''Behrents Performance Warehouse. They have them for less then 50 bucks and just check some I have myself. Just thought.... I would ask here first before I spend more $!.

I KNOW I'm wishing for the moon here but, you never know 'til you ask do you?

Wish I had a Propane Head!!! * HINT, HINT *

Thanks for your time in advance.

A big syringe is handy for a few things such as sucking up an small oil spill in a tight space, using it as an oiler, etc.

Greg

Anything to do with a red blooded IH tractor or muscle car would have been in Cubic inch displacement. CI or CID.

But then I am a proud redneck from Missourah.

Gene

BUT..... .,

GeneMo,
Being as your from ''Missourah''....''The Show-Me State'',...let me ''Show '' you something...!

Any overhead valve cylinder head ,be it a IH tractor, Automotive, Truck, Volkswagen Flat 4 ,Harley Davidson and nameless Jap import junk all use CC to measure the combustion chamber volumes of the combustion chamber of the head. One of the ways of checking this is to use a ''BURETTE KIT AND STAND''. By use of a liquid with a dye in it ...this will let the engine builder know in VERY SMALL increments ...the CC of the compression chamber of the head they are working on . Very useful info to figure compression ratio, checking CC before and after polishing or other work has been done to the combustion chamber , the use of different thickness of head gasket....I could go on. CC is the chosen measurement in checking intake and exaust valve flow at different valve opening heights, port size and much more using a gas on a flow bench.

So, from 1 ''Redneck'' to Another...in this case,.... ...CI or CID MEANS NOTHING ! Thanks anyway.

And I should have wrote ''Burette Kit''. Thank you for asking.