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08-11-2006, 03:08 PM
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Re: Cylinder heads. Stock iron or aluminum?
AFR 165's or 185's and TFTW are "street" heads. They each make (as well as many other companies) racing type heads that wouldn't be appropriate for your application. The AFR 165 and TFTW are made for street use and are not dedicated racing heads, and so are not too much head for you.
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