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Small Block Ford - Assembled
Special Note: Camshaft and Lifters Not Included
- Intake Valve: 2.020"
- Exhaust Valve: 1.600"
- Sold as a pair
- Max Lift: .550"
- Coil Bind: .740"
- Intake Install: 145 lbs @ 1.9
- Exhaust Install: 145 lbs @ 1.9
- Closed Seat Pressure: 145 lbs
- Open Seat Pressure: 360 lbs
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:
Will these work on my 1988 ford bronco with fuel injected 5.8? And do you sale them in a set with cam lifters and push rods and rocker arms?
Will these heads work on a supercharged application
can you use stock style head gaskets and intake gasket going on 87 gt 306 trickflow cam 1.6 rockers stud mount flattop pistons efi
Are these heads set up to use sled fulcrum rockers like a stock ford head?
If I have flat top pistons, what would be the compression ratio be? I'm looking at putting a small holly supercharger 144 on a 302 ford but I would not want anymore than a 9.5 compression ratio.
How does this cylinder head compare with the performer rpm head
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