Valley Pan/Tray install

[Shmity1]

Got a bad lifter on a new build.  How do I get a new valley pan under the heads?  Used the 440 source one before but ripped it out and not sure how to get a new one back in.

Thanks

Shmity

[c00nhunterjoe]

Valley pan UNDER the heads? Only way i know of that is if you have indy heads on it, which means 1 head has to come off. All stock heads use the tin tray which only the intake comes off.

[Shmity1]

I have 440 source heads...so I can only use the "Under the head" tray?

Thanks

[c00nhunterjoe]

Im confused. The 440 source heads should be based off of stock castings which do not use the indy valley pan. Please post a picture of your setup.

[BSB67]

How do I get a new valley pan under the heads?  

You don't.  It was never "under" the head.  Use a regular valley pan gasket.

[cdr]

my 440 source superstealth heads & their valley pan go under the heads. if you have stock port heads you can use a stock valley pan with 440 source heads.

[c00nhunterjoe]

While i have never had my hands on the super stealths, their website states that they too use a stock valley pan. So im curious to see a picture of the different valley pan and how it mounts.
http://store.440source.com/Super-Stealth-Cylinder-Head-Bare/productinfo/200-1127/

[c00nhunterjoe]

If you stuck this thing on there for some reason, then you have to pull a head.
http://store.440source.com/Sheet-Metal-Valley-Pan-RB-Engine-Single-Plane/productinfo/127-1009/

[cdr]

While i have never had my hands on the super stealths, their website states that they too use a stock valley pan. So im curious to see a picture of the different valley pan and how it mounts.
http://store.440source.com/Super-Stealth-Cylinder-Head-Bare/productinfo/200-1127/

the only reason i used their valley pan was because when I ported my heads I raised the port roof , very close to max wedge size.