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Flow Specifications @ 28 in. H2O
Lift (in.) Intake/Exhaust (cfm)
0.200 139/87
0.300 182/130
0.400 224/158
0.500 252/172
0.600 267/180
0.650 269/182
0.700 270/184
Features
- Blended valve bowls
- Competition valve job
- Intake ports match Felpro 375-1262
- Accessory bolt holes machined and drilled
- Intake Valves: 2.020 in. x 4.915 in. OAL
- Exhaust Valves: 1.600 in. x 4.910 OAL
- Valve Angle: 20 Degrees
- Valve Seals: 11/32 in.
- Valve Springs: Hydraulic Roller 249-987
- 1.430 in. Diameter
- 125 lb. Closed
- 325 lb. Open
- 1.900 in. Installed Height
- .575 in. Max Lift
- Retainers: 7 Degree Steel 249-743
- Rocker Studs: 3/8 in.
- Guide Plates: 5/16 in.
- Valve Centerline: 53/119
Notes
- 1/2 in. Head Studs Torque: 100 ft.-lbs.
- 7/16 in. Head Studs Torque: 70 ft.-lbs.
- Rocker Studs Torque: 40-45 ft.lbs.
- Angle Milling: .010 in. per cc
- Flat Milling: .0060 in. per cc
- Spring pockets may not be cut larger or deeper than 1.550 in.
- Uses standard lifters and Ford roller rockers
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Specifications:
Do these have 1/2 inch holes for head bolts
Motor Vehicles
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Electrical Cords
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