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Guy Croft Modifided Racing Head For Fiat 124 & Lancia Beta Engine Blocks on 2040-parts.com

US $2,350.00
Location:

Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada

Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada
Guy Croft Modifided Racing Head for Fiat 124 & Lancia Beta Engine Blocks, US $2,350.00, image 1
“Like or better than new. Cleaned, stored in proper packaging. NEVER used!”
Brand:Fiat Country/Region of Manufacture:Italy Warranty:No

For those looking to add extra power to your classic FIAT 124 or Lancia Beta this is a great opportunity to purchase a genuine Guy Croft Remanufactured Modified Head. Unit was benched, ports opened with new over sized intake and exhaust values added. Fast road camshafts used for driveability with power. 

Includes:

  • Billet Aluminum Black Anodized Cam Gears
  • Refurbished Crankshaft Pulley
  • Volumex Manifold for supercharger (can replace with one for Weber)
  • Racing quality Head Gaskets (one set)

If you interested in this with the Volumex Super Charger I will sell both at a reduced price.


NOTE: Shipping cost may vary depending on location and actual packaging and weight.

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