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1963 Corvette 327 300hp 340hp 360hp Heads 3782461x 3782461 461x 461 J-15/22-2 on 2040-parts.com

US $1,150.00
Location:

Nipomo, California, United States

Nipomo, California, United States
Condition:Used

Here is a pair of heads for a 1963 Corvette with the 300, 340, or 360hp 327 motor. They have coolant passages drilled in between the cylinders for a 400ci. small block. It will be no problem to run these on a 327 block with a 327 head gasket. The intake and exhaust ports have been lightly gasket matched and polished. They don't look like they've been ported as you can see the casting lines in the ports. They have a nice surface ledge so they haven't been decked too much. They still have stock pressed in rocker studs.

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