Edelbrock 5090 E-Street Cylinder Heads for Big Block Chrysler
350-5090
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Big Block Chrysler
Ideal for entry-level street performance 1961-79 Chrysler 361-440 c.i.d. Wedge engines operating in the idle to 5,500 rpm. The modern combustion chamber design also improves the combustion process and the larger than stock intake and exhaust ports move more air through your engine. These features improve the engine's efficiency, resulting in more horsepower and torque
Specifications:Technical Notes:
Not Compatible with hydraulic roller camshafts. Vacuum advance distributor may not clear cylinder head. Recommended spark plugs are Champion RC12YC or equivalent 14mm x ¾" reach with flat gasket seat.
Flow Numbers as tested by Edelbrock's SuperFlo SF-1020 flow bench @ 28" H2O
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Specifications:
Can I use the Edelbrock E street heads 5090 on a 400-451 stroker MOPAR build?
Can I use stock cylinder head bolts . And stock rockers and shaft.
Do you offer an installation kit for these heads ie gaskets, valley pan,bolts??
Can stock magnum exhaust manifold be used with these heads and stock valve covers ?
What ARP cylinder head bolt kit do I need to use on these heads?
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