Brodix Bb-3 Xtra Cnc Un-ported Castings on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
Brodix BB-3 XTRA UN-PORTED CASTINGS FOR BIG BLOCK CHEVY These are the cnc Brodix BB-3 Xtra bare castings for Big Block Chevy. Save $$$ and have them ported yourself !!!. The price in the buy it now is for a pair (2) of heads. These heads are rectangle ports and can be ported from 345 to 380 runners and make super nice power. *** The photo in the ad is not of the actual cylinder heads but your's will look the same after CNC Porting *** |
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