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Sbc Dart Platinum Iron Eagle Heads Assembled 200cc on 2040-parts.com

US $1,250.00
Location:

Wauseon, Ohio, United States

Wauseon, Ohio, United States
Condition:New Brand:Dart Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:10310040p

You are bidding on a new set of SBC Dart Iron Eagle Platinum cylinder heads.  These angle plug heads have a 200cc intake runner with 64cc chambers and 2.08 / 1.60 valves. The heads were bought new and unassembled before i purchased them and then taken to a machine shop where they had all new PMB components installed and set up for hydr roller cam up too .600 lift.  These are 100% new, never bolted on.  These heads are not ideal for the application I finally chose to build and so they were never bolted on.  These items are heavy and generally cost $70 per box to ship.  I will cover some of the cost of shipping and they will ship in two separate boxes. You can message me for any other info needed.

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