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Edelbrock heads on 302 windsor
Hi guys,
I've got a Windsor 302 in my Cobra and would like to put some aftermarket heads on. If I put on a set of Edelbrock heads on, are the exhaust ports in exactly the same position as the standard heads? My headers have been made for my (very tight) engine bay and I really don't want to have to change them. Thanks Simon |
Exactly tha same
Bernie |
302 heads
Bernie,
Thanks Simon |
lot of mustang guys out here are getting the new AFR heads, suppose to be better
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How much do the Victor Junior heads differ from the standard exhaust port height and bolt spacing, I have been considering replacing my Trickflows with these and am looking at the pro's and cons.
Andy |
World Products heads also have the stock exhaust port location.
Glenn |
All of the street replacement heads have the intake, and exhaust manifolds (& headers) using the same bolt patterns and gaskets. The higher up the curve you go toward a track or racing head, the more the manufacturers take liberties with moving things like exhaust ports and bolt patterns around to optimize flow.
So the FMS Sportsman, TFS-R, and the like, will need a new set of headers. Roush Iron heads, Ede Performer RPM, AFR 165 - 185, TFS Twisted Wedge Street need no exhaust modifications. If your TFS heads have the 2.02/1.60 valves, see no advantage to replacing with Ede's. You may even loose some HP. |
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