Reassembling 914 cylinder heads

[@GregsGarage]

I always enjoy listening to your thoughts as you put sub-assemblies together.

[@Mikefngarage]

Looking good. At least you wont need to worry about the new heads dropping a seat like the original ones did. There is a guy in San Marcos who welds up the original heads. Then threads the seats and screws them in. They last over 100k miles. on a type 4. Type 4s biggest problem was valve seats turn sideways and hit the pistons. Otherwise the bottom end would last forever.

[@JonMadHatter]

Thanks Darrin. Your experience is priceless.

[@stuck1000]

Love it. I learn so much from your vids, man. Keep up the good work. Thanks.

[@VWJawbreaker]

Love the tid bits of info when you work.

[@hardware5777]

Thanks Darrin. Looking forward to the assembly video(s).

[@hardware5777]

Now.....CT resurrecting that 914 body is another matter.....she's pretty crunchy

[@vayabroder729]

@@hardware5777Something tells me that motor will end up somewhere else.

[@hardware5777]

@@vayabroder729 I hope he can pull this one off....but that's a looooooot of welding to do.

[@1969nickie]

Luv those thick wall cylinders

[@bonzey1171]

Looking forward to the assembly vid, thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@avomarkarian6187]

Great videos as usual with tone of info thanks 🙏

[@wtbm123]

Cool

[@michaelctanner]

Great info. Thanks!

[@jeromedunlap4047]

Love it brother keep up the good wook

[@terryprevatt]

Thanks for the video!

[@Buckswoodshop]

👍👍

[@suterfamily5578]

In the previous video you mentioned something about softening the edges inside the combustion chamber of the head, did I hear you correctly? I'm wondering if you could explain or show exactly what you mean? Thanks for the VW engine videos, I'll be assembling two in the next year or less for two ('72 and 73) Super Beetles I'm building.

[@danjohnson6292]

your video skill are - whatever. We are here because you are tops when it come to all things VW!!