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Old Dec 29, 2005 | 01:24 PM
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SB Heads for sale

I ended up ordering the wrong set of heads for my engine, and I need to get the correct set. Here is the information on the heads I am selling:

Protopline iron heads 64CC/220CC 2.02" intake & 1.6" exhaust valves (Item # JRK 223400020A21) [Accepts both center mount and outside flange mount valve covers]
http://www.protopline.com/223400020a.htm
- .600" lift valve springs for hydraulic or solid lifter cams
-Straight plug design

I installed the heads on the small block, but never ran the engine. They have orange engine paint on them. I am asking $610 or best offer for the pair. If you need more information please let me know.

Here is the junk from the seller:
• Elgin 21-4N 1 piece stainless steel 2.02" intake & 1.6" exhaust valves
• Hardened valve spring retainers and 7° valve locks
• Hardened 3/8" rocker arm studs and 5/16" push rod guide plates
• Pioneer 1.250" OD valve springs set up for .600" lift high RPM cams
• Valve springs specs: 125# @ 1.850" - 335# @ 1.250 - Coil bind @ 1.150"
• High performance, high-strength cast iron casting
• High flow intake and exhaust ports
• Valve angle is 23º (same as stock heads)
• Bronze valve guides
• Unique multi angled valve seats to outflow the competition
• Special-shaped combustion chambers for improved burn
• Accepts both center mount and outside flange mount valve covers
Old Dec 31, 2005 | 01:59 PM
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Re: SB Heads for sale

are there steam holes that would allow them to mounted on a 400?
Old Dec 31, 2005 | 08:20 PM
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Re: SB Heads for sale

steam holes are easy to drill


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Old Jan 1, 2006 | 10:07 AM
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are they? from what I have read they have to be done fairly accurately and on a specific angle so the meet in the middle. But I've never done a set.
Old Jan 3, 2006 | 10:24 PM
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maybe Im wrong here, cause ive never done this, but from what I recall all you gotta do is line up the head gasket, and drill the holes in between the CC's. one hole between two cyl.s is all. try running a search on doin that. some has to have written about it on the net. Im too lazy to search myself.
Old Jan 4, 2006 | 09:02 PM
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what I have seen is magazine articles, and they show you drilling in a little using the gasket as a template, and then drilling on an angle from each hole such that they meet in the middle
Old Jan 7, 2006 | 03:29 PM
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Re: SB Heads for sale

Originally Posted by shuf
I ended up ordering the wrong set of heads for my engine, and I need to get the correct set. Here is the information on the heads I am selling:

Protopline iron heads 64CC/220CC 2.02" intake & 1.6" exhaust valves (Item # JRK 223400020A21) [Accepts both center mount and outside flange mount valve covers]
http://www.protopline.com/223400020a.htm
- .600" lift valve springs for hydraulic or solid lifter cams
-Straight plug design

I installed the heads on the small block, but never ran the engine. They have orange engine paint on them. I am asking $610 or best offer for the pair. If you need more information please let me know.

Here is the junk from the seller:
• Elgin 21-4N 1 piece stainless steel 2.02" intake & 1.6" exhaust valves
• Hardened valve spring retainers and 7° valve locks
• Hardened 3/8" rocker arm studs and 5/16" push rod guide plates
• Pioneer 1.250" OD valve springs set up for .600" lift high RPM cams
• Valve springs specs: 125# @ 1.850" - 335# @ 1.250 - Coil bind @ 1.150"
• High performance, high-strength cast iron casting
• High flow intake and exhaust ports
• Valve angle is 23º (same as stock heads)
• Bronze valve guides
• Unique multi angled valve seats to outflow the competition
• Special-shaped combustion chambers for improved burn
• Accepts both center mount and outside flange mount valve covers
$450.00 and I'll come get them
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