Sbc Double Hump Heads on 2040-parts.com
Rowlett, Texas, United States
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these heads are pinned 3/8 stud for the rocker arms new bronze guides and I'm throwing in the Comp Cam 5.2 roller tip rockers as well with Polly Locks
Hardened valve seats 2.020 IN 1.600 EX These were cast in 1965 nice set of camel humps great for your resto or weekend warrior Twoonefourtwozerosevenninetwosixseven. |
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