Pro Action Chevy Small Block 400 Cast Cylinder Heads on 2040-parts.com
Clovis, California, United States
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Used, in good condition, RHS Pro Action Chevy Small Block 400 Cast Cylinder Heads. Heads are complete with Valves, Springs, Guide Plates and Studs. Part number 223400035A. These are 64cc, 23 degree, 235cc, angle plug, 2.08/1.60, Race Head, Unlimited Oval/Drag Race, 400CU+, 8000RPM+
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