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08-07-2006, 06:24 PM
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Location: Az
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Re: Cylinder heads. Stock iron or aluminum?
My AFR's went straight on the car un-touched. As long as you buy complete heads, you dont need anything other than pushrods and rockers. Make sure you dont get pedestal mount heads. Most aluminum heads are such a step above stock that bowl work etc really isn't needed...
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