I'm putting 2.02" valves in 360 heads ...

3/8 10 degree single square groove, Comp Cams 612-8 or 612-16.
3/8 10 degree 8 or 16 Chrysler 2-groove Comp Cams 625-8 or 625-16.
3/8 10 degree 8-ea 2-groove and 8-ea 4-groove Comp Cams 627-16.
The 995 spring will use a Comp Cams 740-16 10 degree retainer and you must machine the spring seat in the head to accommodate the dual spring. To do this you could use Comp Cams spring seat cutter 4719 and Comp Cams 3/8 arbor for seat/valve guide cutters, 4734. Then you would need to use valve guide cutter 4726 and 3/8 valve seals 515-16. Make sure you cut the valve guide height down enough so that the retainers do not hit the seal/guide at full lift.

If you try to drill out the guides for bronze liners, you will have one hell of a mess that only a machinist can repair. It takes special tools to do it correctly.

I admire your courage but I fear this project will.............ah.........bite y...........ah............be a disappo..............ah.........have a HUGH learning curve.
Yeah, I hear you. I don't see machining the spring seats and valve guide OD as much of a problem as long as the pilot hole is ok. Btw, thanks for the article numbers! :thumbsup:

You're most likely right about drilling for guides on my own but I figure that since the guides that are in there are straight and nice, a piloted drill bit and a drill press should do the job as long as I can prop up the heads at the right angle. But failure is always an option! I'm not afraid of making an *** out of myself. :drama: