Ford Racing "turbo-swirl" Aluminum Cylinder Heads 289/302/351w on 2040-parts.com
Clinton Township, Michigan, US
Ford Racing "Turbo-Swirl" aluminum cylinder head
- for use on 289/302/351w engines
- improved air flow over original GT-40 aluminum head
- intake flows approximately 240 cfm
- at .550" lift
- exhaust flows approximately 170 cfm
- at .500" lift
- machined for 1.94" intake
- and 1.54" exhaust diameters
- intake port volume 178cc.
- exhaust port volume 62cc
- high temperature exhaust valve seats thick deck
- for improved sealing, increased section thickness
- in critical areas for porting, and webbed rocker
- bosses for improved strength. Designed for
- bolt-down rocker arms, machined for tapered
- seat spark plug or gasketed. Compatable with
- Ford Racing intakes, headers, and valve train comp.
- can be machined for diagonal exhaust header
- flange mounting.
- high quality original equipment style 356-T6
- aluminum casting machining and components
- each aluminum head weighs approximately 22 lbs.
- these GT-40 style heads use AGSF-32C
- spark plugs
- each GT-40 head is leak tested before assembly
- the valve spring are compatible with all Ford
- roller camshafts
- there is a small casting flaw at the water outlet
- on the in take side, gasket should cover it
- sold as a pair
- not in original box
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