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Old 10-24-2009, 02:58 PM   #28
Lynn A McCarty
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Default Re: Making Aluminum Heads Legal for all SuperStockers

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The correct 518M head is almost impossable to find now. Not all of them came with the correct valve size either from MoPar. I went thru 3 sets to find 1 pair that was correct. 2,14 intake size is a little to large if you want to go thu teardown. Mopar dosent care about anything except the SS/AH Hemis and the new "Paper Cars".
Actually Terry,

They made two versions. One was a stock replacement with the 2.08 valve the other was with the 2.14 like an upgrade head. We ordered a set from Chrysler and got them straight away. This was about a year ago. They were 100% better for porting than the stock castings. They flow 30 more cfm with a smaller valve than my Hi-Po Pontiac heads or Stacy's 428 heads. Of course they got good cc numbers from the NHRA cc fairy and we didnt.

This puppy made huge power, but Grand-Pa Ron is hugely scared of it. He has gone from 10.70 in the spring to 10.10 last weekend. About a 1.45 60 foot. Come on Grandpa put your foot into it!
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