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I guess the important infoni left out was the aluminum aftermarket heads. I had the problem with the steel heads and spark plugs hitting a casting "bump" but the aluminum heads have a smaller hole machined that won't let the bigger plug in all the way. I did some research on the trick flow heads...

I need help with which plugs I need. My current plugs are 13/16 and they hit the heads before they are all the way in. It's a 77 motorhome 440 in my 72 scamp with a fresh rebuild. This is the only thing keeping me from firing this thing up. Thanks in advance!

Indy has a blowout page with stage 6 heads. Any opinions on those good bad or indifferent?

Hood clearance isn't an issue. I know the Victor heads would require offset rockers I'm assuming due to the larger intake valves. I forgot trick flow released a new set of heads. I'll go take a look at those too!

I've got headers on it

The cam is a lunati voodoo .513/.533. Horsepower goal is like most of us, as much as I can get lol

I have a side job that's about to wrap up and go into my "hotrod fund" . Looking for a set of aluminum heads for my Scamp. I have been looking at Edelbrocks and can't seem to make up my mind between the performer or the Victor. For the most part my car is a street car, but I do like to take it...

The heads are 452's. The plans are to port the heads and use them with some new pistons to help raise the compression. Put a new cam and run it that way until I can save up and buy a good set of aftermarket heads.

Ok I will look when I get a chance and report back! If they are in fact 452's are they decent heads? Maybe with some port work?

I will pull the heads off and look for the casting number.bare they in the same spot as the small block casting numbers?

This may have been covered before but I couldn't for the life of me find it. Saturday I bought a 77 440-2 out of a motor home with the trans for $300. I am new to big blocks but I have always heard the motor home heads are junk. I'm looking for suggestions or opinions on heads for a street...