Brodix 9991012 Top-End Package w/ Aluminum Cylinder Heads for Small Block Chevy
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Brodix 9991012 Top-End Package Features:
FAQ
How do you tell what Brodix heads I have?
- Look for casting numbers or logos on the cylinder heads
- Check the Brodix website using the part number (9991012) for specifics
- Contact Brodix directly for identification assistance
What degree are Brodix Track 1 heads?
- Brodix Track 1 heads are available in both 23 and 18-degree configurations
- The specific degree depends on the variant of the heads
What is the flow number of the Brodix spec heads?
- Flow numbers for Brodix spec heads vary based on intake and exhaust valve sizes
- Refer to Brodix documentation or contact for detailed flow number information
What is the flow number of the Brodix bb2 Xtra heads?
- Brodix BB2 Xtra heads have varying flow numbers depending on valve sizes and configurations
- Consult Brodix specifications or reach out for precise flow number details
Specifications:
Will this set up work on a 1969 302 that came out of a Camaro
Would this work with a hydraulic flat tappet cam? And what’s the max lift?
Do the heads come complete with push rods and rockers?
Will this work on a '77 stock 350?
Well this bolt up to an 1988 350 small block that was a TBI
Will this kit fit a stock 327sbc
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