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FE Power Forums => FE Technical Forum => Topic started by: 428kidd on January 05, 2021, 09:29:47 AM
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On the factory heads I remember there being a stamping like a set of initials maybe and a number. I know the number was the sequence of the build , but wat was the letters? Seems like it was inside a circle or something to that effect? Thanks Lance
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The original heads were marked with a small "PB" surrounded by an oval. This mark appeared next to the consecutive serial number of the head, and was made by the company who machined the heads. The name escapes me at the moment, but it was something "Boring". Paragon Boring maybe?
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That's it Jay , thanks couldn't remember !
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Paramount Boring...learned that here. ;D
They did at least some of the TP heads, also.
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Ha! I knew it was Para - something...
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On the factory heads I remember there being a stamping like a set of initials maybe and a number. I know the number was the sequence of the build , but wat was the letters? Seems like it was inside a circle or something to that effect? Thanks Lance
Here’s a link to one of the times the “PB” stamping came up here, the other time was on Tunnel Port heads.
http://fepower.net/simplemachinesforum/index.php?topic=2825.0
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They left the J out.
PB&J, nothing better
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Paramount Boring...learned that here. ;D
They did at least some of the TP heads, also.
+1 I heard that from Bruce Sizemore who had the "Canadian heads" machined there.
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Paramount Bore also did the Trans Am Boss 302 heads. Some Tunnel Port 302s as well.