Ducati single Cylinder Head, ignore bike / year model.
Incomplete. Acceptable condition. See pics.
Plug fits ok.
Diameter: 69 mm aprox.
Valves:
Adm: Estimated 32 mm (inner diameter of the conduit: 29 mm)
Esc: Estimated 30 mm (inner diameter of the conduit: 27 mm)
Diameter Adm (Manifold): 24 mm
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