Hi Everyone!
I have now gone to 997 school.
Someone please correct me if I am wrong, but as I understand it, from the SMARTEST CORVETTE GUY I KNOW, I will get a full 50 point dedcution for using Tonawanda Heads vs the Flint Heads on my 57 Corvette; as I quote:
"With that date format, they're definitely Tonawanda heads - you can also tell by the casting symbols on the ends of the heads NOT being machined flat like Flint heads - they're "as-cast" on Tonawanda heads.
heads are judged solely by their external appearance and by the casting symbols on the ends; on that basis, your heads would probably get a full deduction (50 points), as Tonawanda heads were never used on Corvettes."
I have no hesitations that the above information is correct...
I thought I would test the waters here, so Chicago Corvette, who so far is being pretty nice about the situation, can see on a publicly viewed board what other NCRS judges or members would have to say in this regard.
Happy Holidays,
Jacob
I have now gone to 997 school.
Someone please correct me if I am wrong, but as I understand it, from the SMARTEST CORVETTE GUY I KNOW, I will get a full 50 point dedcution for using Tonawanda Heads vs the Flint Heads on my 57 Corvette; as I quote:
"With that date format, they're definitely Tonawanda heads - you can also tell by the casting symbols on the ends of the heads NOT being machined flat like Flint heads - they're "as-cast" on Tonawanda heads.
heads are judged solely by their external appearance and by the casting symbols on the ends; on that basis, your heads would probably get a full deduction (50 points), as Tonawanda heads were never used on Corvettes."
I have no hesitations that the above information is correct...
I thought I would test the waters here, so Chicago Corvette, who so far is being pretty nice about the situation, can see on a publicly viewed board what other NCRS judges or members would have to say in this regard.
Happy Holidays,
Jacob
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