Pro Design Head Water Outlets?

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robertg
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Pro Design Head Water Outlets?

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Are they threaded in. I'm thinking it may be easy to thread a 90 degree outlet in to them to clear my tank.
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nope the water outlets are part of the head, they dont screw out.
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would it be possible to drill out stock nipples and, tap , and get 90* fittings , or machine off stock fitting and weld aluminum fittings or AN in place of the stock nipples.
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Post by robertg »

It looks like the outlets are pressed in to me. That head is too pretty to start messing with. It would make life easier if the outlets were at the 6 and 9 o'clock position instead of 11 and 1 o'clock.
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Yes that would be ideal, but on my build only one outlet needs to be used. Also another thing to consider: If using this head in a AF conversion, the tank will have to be pressed in more because this is taller / bigger overall than the OEM head. Thats why I delay in using it, because I could use it for my steelie or sell it....dunno yet :lol:
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robertg wrote:It looks like the outlets are pressed in to me. That head is too pretty to start messing with. It would make life easier if the outlets were at the 6 and 9 o'clock position instead of 11 and 1 o'clock.
the WHOLE head is machined from a single chunk of aluminum........ the water outlets are part of the head.... not threaded in, not pressed in. :D
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Post by r1yfz »

gosh those cool heads would be so much easier to tap for a decomp plug!
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no doubt
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Post by rsss396 »

cool heads are for sure very easy for a decompression valve just drill and tap next to the plug.

I needed only one outlet for my drag quad so I plugged the one side and drill out the other to use a trx250r 90 degree fitting that are pressed in on the factory heads.
you can not buy these so you have to find a cheap 250r head and carefully remove it.
There is not allot of meat on the cool head for this but it just makes it.
I also spring center punch dimpled and jb weldeded it in a somewhat tight press fit hole with no problems.
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