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351C Aluminum Heads
I am looking for a supplier and cost $$ for a set of aluminum 351 C heads. Does anyone have an email link for such an item. I did post under-- Parts Wanted-- but No replies. I have serched AFR and such places. I know most of you will be asking why a C engine instead of a W.
Answer is:: If you race, race to win...... Thank you, Alex |
You're right....
"If you race, race to win......"
Yep....that's why you use a Windsor block and Yates heads.....just like the Winston Cup teams. |
There are some new aluminum Cleveland heads made in Australia that are not overly expensive. Not sure what they are called. Go to Network 54 "335 Series Forum" and ask around there.
The Pantera guys can help too. The Yates heads can be used with a few mods but not sure what they are. That might be better than using a station wagon (Windsor) engine. :D |
351C Aluminum Heads
> The Pantera guys can help too.
You rang? > There are some new aluminum Cleveland heads made in Australia that are not > overly expensive. Not sure what they are called. CHI and AFD are the manufacturers of the Australian 351C aluminum heads. The bare CHI heads are $1500, assembled are $2200. They will need to be ported for race use. > The Yates heads can be used with a few mods but not sure what they are. There are variety of heads that can be used on a 351C block with various degrees of dificulty: Ford Experimental Trans Am aluminum 4V cylinder heads Ford Motorsport High Port family (A3, B351, C302, etc.) Ford Motorsport Yates family (C3L, C3, C3H, etc.) Ford Motorsport SCI Blue Thunder Brodix-Neal BF200 series Brodix BF300 series Cylinder Head Innovations 3V Air Flow Dynamics 2V Edelbrock Victor (Windsor head that can be adpated) Bennet canted valve cylinder head > I am looking for a supplier and cost $$ for a set of aluminum 351 > C heads. Does anyone have an email link for such an item. I keep a detailed database on aluminum 351C heads due to the complexity of interchange issues. Some of the heads require special intakes and headers due to revise port locations. Others require pistons with revised valve notches. Others require rockershaft systems, etc. It might help if I knew what you have now and what you intend to do with the engine. I might even have a set of heads available. Dan Jones |
Told you the Pantera guys could help. Dan's always got some Cleveland info ready.
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Thank you Dan for all the information. I will be in touch with you off line.
Alex cobracer #15 |
I'll have a set of Motorsport A3 heads 351C avail for sale next week.These heads have E-2 casting numbers, early yates style?
They have the raised exhaust ports etc.. totaly complete, they include: Titanium intake valves Stainless exhaust valves Dbl. valve springs titanium retainers c/moly screw in studs Comp cams stainless roller rockers 3/8 guide plates 3/8 pushrods Matching Roush/ Motorsport A351 single plane intake for 9.5 deck blocks. glassbeaded and clear powdercoat. this combo will work with 351w or 351c with 9.5 deck ht. Custom headers for this combo in a 1968 mustang. All of these parts will be avail next week , look for them on ebay. I should have many pictures and much more info. These heads and intake are awesome for circle track, drag racing, or serious street use. Thanks . |
heads now avil on ebay, check them out .
Auction# 2479919756 hurry ends soon. thanks |
Aussie Alloy Heads
Hi Alex,
I am an agent for Air Flow Dynamics (AFD) Alloy heads in the US. Feel free to contact me for more information. Cheers, Phil |
Phil,
How can I get in touch with you? A freind of mine is looking for a set of aluminum 351C heads. Thanks, John |
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