Ford Performer RPM Cleveland Aluminum Cylinder Heads





What Is The Top Edelbrock Ford 351C/351M/400M Performer RPM Cylinder Head?

The most popular Edelbrock Ford 351C/351M/400M Performer RPM cylinder heads are the assembled version for use with hydraulic flat tappet lifters.

How Much Do Edelbrock Ford 351C/351M/400M Performer RPM Cylinder Heads Cost?

Edelbrock Ford 351C, 400M, and 351M heads in the Performer RPM line cost between $1200 and $1250 each, depending on the valve spring option for either hydraulic roller or hydraulic flat tappet lifters.

What Are The Main Benefits of Edelbrock Ford 351C/351M/400M Performer RPM Cylinder Heads?

351C, 351M, and Ford 400 heads offered by Edelbrock in their popular Performer RPM Series offer multiple advantages over factory heads. The first benefit is the aluminum construction, which helps to reduce engine weight and heat when compared to cast-iron OE heads. Edelbrock heads are also designed for improved flow, which will result in a significant increase in horsepower and torque.

How To Install Edelbrock Ford 351C/351M/400M Performer RPM Cylinder Heads

Depending on the year, make, and model of both the vehicle and engine, the steps to install Edelbrock Ford 351C, 351M, and Ford 400M heads will vary. It is important to follow the instructions included with the heads for proper assembly. In most applications, the first step is removing all engine components that are connected to the original cylinder heads or in the way of replacement. This includes the drive belts, pulleys, and accessories. Next, the spark plugs and spark plug wires are removed as well as the intake manifold, distributor, carburetor or fuel injection components, EGR pipe, and PCV hose connections to the cylinder heads. The cylinder head bolts are then removed and carefully marked so that they go in the same place during reassembly. The cylinder heads can then be removed along with the head gaskets. Preparation for assembly begins with cleaning all parts and gasket surfaces. Installation of cylinder heads is in the reverse of removal, with the correct torque specifications and sequence used as well as all new component gaskets for proper sealing.