Dart SB Ford Pro 1 Head - Bare - Intake Runner: 195cc, Comb. Chamber: 62cc, Intake Valve: 2.02, Exhaust Valve: 1.60" 4386XXLRD 2000+ stall recommended Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Dart SB Ford Pro 1 Head - Bare - Intake Runner: 195cc, Comb. Chamber: 62cc, Intake Valve: 2.02, Exhaust Valve: 1.60" 4386XXLRD 2000+ stall recommended Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 68160231300
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Dart SB Ford Pro 1 Head Bare Intake Runner: 195cc, Comb. Chamber: 62cc, Intake Valve: 2.02, Exhaust Valve: 1.60" 4386XXLRD 2000+ stall recommended Size:7 1 2 (60) 2000+ stall recommended 157 in Long rolled valve angles and CNC porting are among the available features Manganese bronze valve guides are used for long life

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