[boatracer572]

My dad and I are currently building a '69 Dodge Charger and we built an All Aluminum 572 cid Big Block using Indy Cylinder Heads and an Indy Maxx Aluminum Block. We purchased the Block and heads from Indy Heads www.indyheads.com. Our engine builder finished the engine and we installed it in the car. We got the motor running and I pulled the valve cover off to readjust the valves (thank god!) and I noticed moisture inside the valve cover. Sure enough I checked the dipstick to find the crankcase had water in the oil? We checked for intake leaks, pulled all the plugs and checked all the cylinders and all were clear of water so we pulled the motor. We pulled the oil pan and pressurized the water system and sure enough there was a water leak in the block. Just under the #7 cylinder we could see a stream of water squirting out of the block but it appeared to be coming from nowhere. Upon further inspection there was porosity in the block due to a bad casting. I called Indy Heads and spoke with a guy named Russ who stated he is an owner at Indy, he said this problem happens sometimes and they stand behind their parts so send it back and they will replace it. (B.S.) Russ told me to work with Josh in his shop to verify the problem and get it fixed. I sent Josh a video and pictures of the problem and he said yes this is porosity and they normally just weld the holes and then sell the parts. At that point they changed their tune about send it back and we will replace it. Josh at Indy Heads said they would not replace the block or any of the materials required to reassemble the engine but if we shipped the block to them they will weld the hole and we can pay to ship it back. Apparently this is kind of common with their parts and that is their normal protocall. Apparently this is a common problem on their blocks and head castings. STAY AWAY FROM INDY HEADS!!!
We welded up the area ourselves and pressure tested it, so far no problems. But I will never buy another part from Indy!!!! Stay away from them!! Boooo Indy Heads![/QUO
That sucks to here this, more and more company's producing parts that are far from being able to take out of the box and use.....

 

[SBX RPM]

My dad and I are currently building a '69 Dodge Charger and we built an All Aluminum 572 cid Big Block using Indy Cylinder Heads and an Indy Maxx Aluminum Block. We purchased the Block and heads from Indy Heads www.indyheads.com. Our engine builder finished the engine and we installed it in the car. We got the motor running and I pulled the valve cover off to readjust the valves (thank god!) and I noticed moisture inside the valve cover. Sure enough I checked the dipstick to find the crankcase had water in the oil? We checked for intake leaks, pulled all the plugs and checked all the cylinders and all were clear of water so we pulled the motor. We pulled the oil pan and pressurized the water system and sure enough there was a water leak in the block. Just under the #7 cylinder we could see a stream of water squirting out of the block but it appeared to be coming from nowhere. Upon further inspection there was porosity in the block due to a bad casting. I called Indy Heads and spoke with a guy named Russ who stated he is an owner at Indy, he said this problem happens sometimes and they stand behind their parts so send it back and they will replace it. (B.S.) Russ told me to work with Josh in his shop to verify the problem and get it fixed. I sent Josh a video and pictures of the problem and he said yes this is porosity and they normally just weld the holes and then sell the parts. At that point they changed their tune about send it back and we will replace it. Josh at Indy Heads said they would not replace the block or any of the materials required to reassemble the engine but if we shipped the block to them they will weld the hole and we can pay to ship it back. Apparently this is kind of common with their parts and that is their normal protocall. Apparently this is a common problem on their blocks and head castings. STAY AWAY FROM INDY HEADS!!!
We welded up the area ourselves and pressure tested it, so far no problems. But I will never buy another part from Indy!!!! Stay away from them!! Boooo Indy Heads![/QUO
That sucks to here this, more and more company's producing parts that are far from being able to take out of the box and use.....

Are you serious? 2 threads one in trash or be trashed and one here, 87413 vies 8pages, the second 74354 views 20 pages 295 posts and you still went like a malaka that you are and bought the indy parts...kala na pathis serves you right go again and anyone else wanting to go and prove me wrong go ,go you fucken dumb cunts hahahah:smt113

 

[mikie 33 willys]

I am also fed up with this indy junk....Im done
Garbage is indy
I bought these 440-1 c heads new...been trying to make them work..fixing leaking water from shit poor machining to crooked valve guides....Ive spent a grand trying to make them work, pressure testing, reamimg out valve guides. etc etc etc.....
I will sell these heads for 1 fuckin buck...that's rite ..1 fuckin buck gets these pile of shit. Pick up only at 48188 Michigan.
Valley tray and manifold 399.00.....their good. Must buy all together.
1 fuckin buck for these heads for real....negotiable...
I am for real and want these fucked up pieces of shit gone forever
Russ.....I hope you read this. You are a first class asshole and your products are the bottom of a septic tank quality.
Worse parts I ever worked with......piss on indy

 

[Mi.5.0Fred]

Will you throw in a yard of Top Soil with the package?
Bummer when a company sells junk and won't stand behind their product.

 

[Smirnoff]

Another satisfried customer, next.