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Old 03-28-2001, 12:30 PM   #6
Green92LX
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I'm not up to date on my AFR knowledge...how do they bolt up? Are they a pain in the a$$ or what?

I'm referring to things such as rockers, pushrods, headers, intakes.....

I went with my 6037's a year and a half ago because they fit mint with no problems whatsoever. Awesome power and they are clean out of the box.

I don't know about you guys, but my take on Twisted Wedge heads I've seen look like $hit out of the box, crappy machine work and rough edges, stud mount rockers (pain in the *****), need new pushrods, valve covers...I was just wondering how the AFR's compared

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