checking the cc's?
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Do you have to take a set of heads to a shop to get a measurement on the combustion chamber cc's, or can it be done by any joe shmoe like me?
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It would be hard to get a real number with out the right tools. You could get a rough number by turning the head over and making sure the head was level. Have a way to measure the water, graduated glass. pour in the water till it is full. The head will need to be perfectly level.
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Do a search on this, theres a kit you can purchase and do it yourself. I opted for my machine shop to do it, thats just something I like to have zero doubt about.