Did I Trash head?

[Gerardo pacheco]

Try not to bash too much, 1st attempt was going too quick and lost my focus
Would love some input or comment
Hickey on cyldr 3 5th exit valve side
Will send to shop to resurface but

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[97egl]

It's hard to tell from a picture how much you took out, but if the area where the fire ring on the head gasket seals doesn't all come back to flat by milling the head then you'll have fo find a machine shop that can tig weld that area back up and then mill it. You were probably trying to unshroud the valves but on these engine there are much safer ways to gain power. You also appear to have ground all over the valve seats so those will all need to be lapped at a minimum but probably re-cut.

 

[donniekak]

It's hard to tell from a picture how much you took out, but if the area where the fire ring on the head gasket seals doesn't all come back to flat by milling the head then you'll have fo find a machine shop that can tig weld that area back up and then mill it. You were probably trying to unshroud the valves but on these engine there are much safer ways to gain power. You also appear to have ground all over the valve seats so those will all need to be lapped at a minimum but probably re-cut.

I don’t know why people mess with these heads so much. We went 7.80’s at 180mph with a bone stock 1g head casting and valves. Only upgrades were springs and cams.

 

[Gerardo pacheco]

It's hard to tell from a picture how much you took out, but if the area where the fire ring on the head gasket seals doesn't all come back to flat by milling the head then you'll have fo find a machine shop that can tig weld that area back up and then mill it. You were probably trying to unshroud the valves but on these engine there are much safer ways to gain power. You also appear to have ground all over the valve seats so those will all need to be lapped at a minimum but probably re-cut.

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Nother piece

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[1990TSIAWDTALON]

From the head "markers" it looks like there is at least one cut left, maybe 2 on that head.
What the Hell happened to it to get all of those gouges on the flat areas???

 

[jdxnc]

Weld the deep spots, resurface it and send it. I've fixed WAY bigger issues.

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[Trebi2]

Depends how deep the Spots are.
Get in touch with a Machine shop - only other option would be welding (Laser or Tig).
IMO would probably give it one more cut and good to go.