Anyone bought a set??
I thought these were long out of production? Are these some long lost stash?
http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopcart/9144/POR_9144_ENGpis_pg4.htm#item29
DD?
Interesting. The '75-'76 2.0 heads are almost $500 each cheaper than the '73-'74 heads. I thought the only difference between them was an EGR port on the lat model ones that is easy to plug. Are there other differences?
Demick
late ones flow a little less on the exhaust side.....
the whole EGR thing requires some welding up make it as good as a 73-74 head
Huh Aaron? Why do you say that?
the different he's caused the drop in HP but the exhaust ports?
flow should 100% the same between the 2....the earlier ones are more "desirable" due to not having to plug the holes which are no big deal.....
How do the new heads by Jake & Len compare $$$-wise to the 73-74 heads at PP?
QUOTE (Demick @ Nov 19 2005, 09:50 AM) |
Interesting. The '75-'76 2.0 heads are almost $500 each cheaper than the '73-'74 heads. I thought the only difference between them was an EGR port on the lat model ones that is easy to plug. Are there other differences? Demick |
QUOTE (seanery @ Nov 19 2005, 11:07 AM) |
How do the new heads by Jake & Len compare $$$-wise to the 73-74 heads at PP? |
For almost $500 differance per head Id weld up the late ones.
QUOTE (Bleyseng @ Nov 19 2005, 11:02 AM) |
Huh Aaron? Why do you say that? the different he's caused the drop in HP but the exhaust ports? |
The late ones also don't have the crankcase blowby hole. But can be drilled in.
For the price they are wanting, you could buy a used set, and send them to HAM and be money ahead. That's STEEP.
Most likely they found a stash of NOS heads.
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The late ones also don't have the crankcase blowby hole. But can be drilled in. |
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