If the engine has iron heads and press-in studs, then no, you don't need guide plates. If the engine has aluminum heads or iron heads with screw-in studs, then guide plates would be appropriate.
a machine that chops peoples heads off
The best machine heads for a guitar are typically considered to be those made by reputable brands such as Grover, Schaller, and Gotoh. These machine heads are known for their durability, precision tuning, and smooth operation, making them popular choices among guitar players.
The compatible accessories for Benro quick release plates include tripod heads, camera plates, and mounting adapters.
Depends its might be a bit of confusion there are machine heads (tuners) and a guitar neck.
The 302 boss has slightly bigger heads, it comes stock with 351 Cleveland heads.
If the heads don't have push rod guide plates, the rocker arms will set off center just a little. But if they are way off then you must have a bent push rod.
No, that is a myth
It is a "windsor" (small block) with Cleveland heads (big block).
Windsor 351, is a small block. 351 Cleveland, is a big block. The 351M, stands for "modified" and is a windsor (small) block, with Cleveland (big block) heads.
The best classical guitar machine heads available in the market are typically made by reputable brands such as Gotoh, Schaller, and Rubner. These machine heads are known for their high quality materials, precision tuning, and durability, making them popular choices among professional musicians and serious guitar enthusiasts.
Yes, That is one of the parts that make it a "Boss" type engine.