EDC-E heads
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Kevin, Steve Christ sez 58 332, 352 for year app. 69.0-72.0 combustion chamber volume
I'd say you have a pretty rare set of heads, have no idea if they are any good or not.
John
I'd say you have a pretty rare set of heads, have no idea if they are any good or not.
John
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Quite rare. They would probably get you a lot of $'s you can use on a regular set of heads.
They are desired by people with the early EARLY engines for casting-numbers-matching vehicles.
They are desired by people with the early EARLY engines for casting-numbers-matching vehicles.
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EDC-E heads
Thanks for the info. I like running on 87 Octane gas, so I think I'll stick with my later model lower compression heads. Know anybody who's looking for an EDC-E set? They're very clean.
Thanks,
Kevin
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Thanks,
Kevin
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Put them in the Marketplace here on FTE - make sure you put the correct application and model years in. Google will find it, and anyone looking for a set will eventually come here 
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