Looking to purchase an after market cast iron head, Giant, Haibe, Green engineering, Waukesha-Ricardo, etc.
Any leads appreciated, will be in Luray.
Thanks Steve
WTB: Aftermarket Cast Iron Head
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Re: WTB: Aftermarket Cast Iron Head
Steve, I have a new in the box Lizard cast Iron head. I bought it as part of the first run, was supposed to be #3, but as far as I can tell the numbering never happened, I sure can't find a number on it. I have heard good and bad about this head. I have no personal experience with them and don't personally know anyone who has run one. email me if you are interested.
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Re: WTB: Aftermarket Cast Iron Head
Steve,
I have a Himico cast-iron Ford head in excellent condition with a new set of the longer bolts.
My telephone number is three 2 three and four 97 and zero 6 and zero 1
I have a Himico cast-iron Ford head in excellent condition with a new set of the longer bolts.
My telephone number is three 2 three and four 97 and zero 6 and zero 1
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Re: WTB: Aftermarket Cast Iron Head
I have been running one of those heads for years, only problem was the 280 cam and bigger valves you have to do some work for clearance.
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Re: WTB: Aftermarket Cast Iron Head
Joe, what spark plugs are you using?
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Re: WTB: Aftermarket Cast Iron Head
A25 fit mine, some heads use the Model A plug
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Re: WTB: Aftermarket Cast Iron Head
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