Austin Mini / Metro Cylinder Head For Turbo Use on 2040-parts.com
Shepherdsville, Kentucky, United States
Ready to fit.
Has given good service to me for many years. I had the seats re-cut less than 2000 miles ago. Uses 35.6 inlet & 29mm sodium filled exhaust valves. Has the high-lift valve springs. Larger chambers to lower the CR, ports opened up (but not excessively). Surface ground deck. Includes a set of QC57C plugs. Only selling as I've gone 16valve. Cheers, TurboDave |
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