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Brodix Dragon Slayer Ds 225 Part No. 1321001 Cylinder Heads on 2040-parts.com

US $1,688.77
Location:

Mena, Arkansas, United States

Mena, Arkansas, United States
Condition:New

We have FOR SALE Brodix Dragon Slayer DS 225 Part #1321001. These are the best cylinder heads for an as cast 600-650 hp engine for a budget. These heads are as cast with CNC ported combustion chambers and will flow 305 cfm. These heads were patterned off the CNC Track 1 227 cylinder head in as cast form. Intake ports-225 cc, Combustion chambers-68 cc,  2.080 Intake. 1.600 Exhaust Valves. Rocker 7/16" Guide Plates 5/16" 1.550 retainers, spark plug configuration-Angled. Sold as pair for the GREAT PRICE of $1688.77 and FREE SHIPPING...please allow for 10 days for assembly at Brodix, Any questions, please call 601-847-4744.

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