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Brodix Bb-5 Cnc Ported Cylinder Heads Mercury Racing 850-1075 Sci on 2040-parts.com

US $2,500.00
Location:

Miami, Florida, United States

Miami, Florida, United States
Condition:New Brand:Brodix Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:850-1075SCi Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

Brodix BB-5 CNC Cylinder Heads (Factory Replacement for Mercury Racing 850Sci & 1075SCi (BARE HEADS)

These heads were designed by Sonny Leonard for the Mercury Racing's 850 & 1075 motors. They can be used on any Big Block Chevy that is 565 cubic inches or bigger.

The BRODIX -5 XTRA valve angles have been rolled 2° from stock to produce more torque and less chamber volume. The 5 XTRA also have a raised intake port design (approximately .400”) allowing the short-turn radius to have a better air flow angle without sacrificing velocity. Our competitors offer a similar version of these heads, but they have larger intake ports in the stock location. The competitor’s low profile head slows down the air speed making the engine extremely lazy.
When Sonny Leonard designed the -5 cylinder head for larger cubic inch engines, he incorporated the most important things: correct port shape, volume, and velocity. If you want to take the next step up from a standard valve angle cylinder head, the BRODIX -5 XTRA.

  • Full CNC Porting
  • 390cc Intake Runners
  • 120cc Combustion Chambers
  • 2.350 Intake& 1.880 Exhaust
  • Raised intake ports .400

** These heads are being sold individually and bare (no valves, springs,etc), if you need a pair of heads please choose qty 2 in the buy it now **

For more info:
Cobra Power
Albert Levy
305-893-5018

 

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