Edelbrock Victor Pro-port Bbc Cylinder Heads on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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Up .for bids is a pair of bare Edelbrock Victor Pro port cylinder heads for a big block chevy. They were ported by Knowlton's Thunderheads using his 3.9 CNC program. They feature a 119 cc combustion chamber and a 390 cc intake runner volume. They are finished for 2.35 intake and 1.86 exhaust valves using a 45 degree valve job. They flow over 440 cfn at .800 lift and can easily support over 900 hp on a 600"+ motor with pump gas.They have one dyno session on them so they are like new, but are being sold bare. Happy bidding!
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