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Old 04-08-2024, 07:59 PM   #1
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Pete, got any preferences? I’ve got a pair of Navarro heads on my 59 A and they’re good. I did have them machined to achieve.040 clearance above the piston . I bought these heads back in the 1990’s from Barney himself. I don’t know about the repop stuff.
On the few street engines I have built with stock type chambers, I used either Edelbrock or Sharp.
I used those also on the race engines because they always welded reliably for the flat pistons.
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Old 04-15-2024, 02:43 PM   #2
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On the few street engines I have built with stock type chambers, I used either Edelbrock or Sharp.
Keep in mind that the reproduction Sharp heads also come from H&H, so they're just as likely to have machining issues as the reproduction Navarro would be.
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Keep in mind that the reproduction Sharp heads also come from H&H, so they're just as likely to have machining issues as the reproduction Navarro would be.
I am aware of all that. I was talking about 50 years ago.
We make our own heads from billets these days.
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