Edelbrock Performer Polished Aluminum Cylinder Head for Small Block Chevy
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1986-Earlier Small Block Chevy
| Combustion Chamber Volume: | 64cc or 70cc |
| Intake Runner Volume: | 185cc |
| Exhaust Runner Volume: | 65cc |
| Intake Valve Diameter: | 2.02'' |
| Exhaust Valve Diameter: | 1.60'' |
| Valve Stem Diameter: | 11/32'' |
| Valve Guides: | Manganese Bronze |
| Deck Thickness: | 5/8'' |
| Valve Spring Diameter: | 1.46'' |
| Valve Spring Maximum Lift: | 0.575'' |
| Rocker Stud: | 3/8'' |
| Guideplate: | Hardened Steel |
| Pushrod Diameter: | 5/16'' |
| Valve Angle: | 23° |
| Exhaust Port Location: | Stock |
| Spark Plug Fitment: | 14mm x 3/4'' Reach, Gasket Seat |
| Valve Lift | Intake | Exhaust |
| .100'' | 63 | 51 |
| .200'' | 124 | 94 |
| .300'' | 181 | 128 |
| .400'' | 227 | 146 |
| .500'' | 253 | 157 |
| .600'' | 253 | 163 |
| .700'' | N/A | N/A |
| Flow Numbers as tested by Edelbrock's SuperFlo SF-1020 flow bench @ 28'' H2O | ||
Installation Notes: When using stock rockers on S/B Chevy Performer & Performer RPM heads, .100'' longer than stock pushrods are required. Due to valve-to-cylinder bore interference, SB-Chevy heads may not be used on engines with less than 4'' bore (262, 265, 283, 305, 307 c.i.d.) except with camshafts having less than .450'' valve lift. Requires hardened pushrods.
Tech Tip: To gain more spark plug clearance, Edelbrock recommends using Champion RC Series plugs such as the RC12YC (P/N 192-49776). They are 0.230'' shorter than a conventional spark plug and have a 5/8'' hex for easier access.
Heat crossover is machined for 50-state emissions legal performance.
I have 76cc chambers on the heads that are on. How much would 70cc chamber change my compression? And will work for car? The motor is a 350/ 300 horse
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