DJWolf asked me to post this up when I was done with it. I pulled the heads off my 4.7L without pulling the timing chains.
List for this install evolution.
1. Fastman 69mm Throttle Body
2. Comp Beehive High Load Springs
3. Cometic Head Gaskets
4. Hylomar Spray
5. Mopar Head Bolt Kit
6. New Header Gaskets
7. New intake Manifold Gaskets
8. Aftermarket Water Pump
I supported the A/C Compressor
With a paint marker I marked the positions on the cam sprocket and removed it from the chain and inserted a large rope. This was to keep the chain inplace while I pull the head.
The heads looked pretty rough with carbon deposits and all
Then I cleaned them with carb cleaner and a brass brush.
I installed the new Cometic head gasket with hylomar spray
I installed the head with new bolts and torqued to 45lbs and then with a torque angle gauge went 90 degrees making each bolt right at 80 foot lbs torque.
I also painted the valve covers and manifold with high temp paint sprayed through a HPLV sprayer.
Today I fired it up and everything was good as new!
List for this install evolution.
1. Fastman 69mm Throttle Body
2. Comp Beehive High Load Springs
3. Cometic Head Gaskets
4. Hylomar Spray
5. Mopar Head Bolt Kit
6. New Header Gaskets
7. New intake Manifold Gaskets
8. Aftermarket Water Pump
I supported the A/C Compressor

With a paint marker I marked the positions on the cam sprocket and removed it from the chain and inserted a large rope. This was to keep the chain inplace while I pull the head.

The heads looked pretty rough with carbon deposits and all

Then I cleaned them with carb cleaner and a brass brush.


I installed the new Cometic head gasket with hylomar spray

I installed the head with new bolts and torqued to 45lbs and then with a torque angle gauge went 90 degrees making each bolt right at 80 foot lbs torque.
I also painted the valve covers and manifold with high temp paint sprayed through a HPLV sprayer.

Today I fired it up and everything was good as new!