You can cast a billet in a backyard foundry using scrap from old cylinder heads. Then using a Rong Fu ( compact Taiwan milling machine ), remove everything that does not look like a cylinder head.

Well yeah, you can do it the hard way if you're trying to impress someone or you're a masochist. You could also fly from Philadelphia to Boston via Los Angeles. Why bother with all those extra steps, though? Just remove everything from the universe that doesn't look like an aluminum slant-6 cylinder head, and there you are.

…but not long enough to know better than to quote an entire long post to add three lines, as it seems.

You were unable to refute any of my points—big surprise—and it doesn't sound like you're planning on writing that check to Edelbrock any time soon—even bigger surprise—so instead you bellyached about my reference to your post count and being called out on your out-of-line bleatings. Since you're having a hard time with comprehension, here's some assistance: it's not that my high post count makes me better than you, it's that you're a johnny-come-lately too lazy to go read the history of this longrunning discussion before issuing grand and baseless pronouncements about what we all should be doing and how we all should be thinking.

Everyone is welcome here, but it is rude and inconsiderate for a new member like yourself to barge in and start barking about how you're right and the rest of us, who know more than you and have been here longer, are wrong. Run along and babble somewhere else; the grownups are talking over here.

oh dear....time to lock the Alloy Head Thread again.

every 6 months almost like clockwork we get some hammerswinger show up and declare we need alloy heads and they know someone who will do it as long as somebody else is paying for it, and declare us losers because we don't welcome them with open arms.

remove everything that does not look like a cylinder head.