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Old 02-11-2009, 10:28 PM   #12
jorgensensc
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Re: Heads for a 350 chevy

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Originally Posted by Cunit69 View Post
I would go to a local engine shop and find some rebuild stock 305 heads that are 64 cc, with the largest valve they have and buy them. For about $200, you will really wake your truck up. This will bump your compression over 10:1.
I would completely disagree with this one. Read my post titled Engine Run-on. I am having a huge issue with engine run-on right now on 350 with 305 heads and an rv cam. I am hoping I octane fuel will fix the issue.

I would also agree with vortec heads! All day long the best bang for your buck. And if yo don't like centerbolt heads, no worries. They have an adapter so you can run your regular side bolt valve covers. JMHO.
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