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New 1600 Dual Port Performance Cylinder Head for VW Volkswagen Stock 85.5 bore with 40x35 Big Valves
1 new dual port cylinder heads for with larger 40x35 stainless steel valves, high rev springs, chromoly retainers and 12mm 3/4 deep reach spark plug holes. Stock original cylinder heads only come with 35x32 valves. These cylinder heads come larger 40mm x 35mm valves for increase performance. The combustion chambers have redesigned for increased efficiency. They are stock bore (85.5) for 1500cc, 1600cc, 1641cc, 1679cc. It will fit 83mm pistons, 85.5mm, 87mm and 88 slip in barrels. |
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