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    Which Head to use?

     



    Right now I have #333882 heads on my stock 350. I also have a set of 3970126 heads sitting in the garage. Which is the better head? Any help would be greatly appreciated as I plan on changing my cam ,lifters, pushrods and intake soon. So I figure the better of the two sets of heads will go back on. Thanks everyone.

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    333882, 1.94"/1.50", 76 cc, 137.5 cc intake, 95.4 cc exhaust, production 1974-1980

    3970126, 1.72"/1.50", 75 cc, 148.3 cc intake, 87.6 cc exhaust, production 1967-1971

    I'd use the 882 heads for the induction hardened seats over the 126 heads if I had both sets and was desparate/broke/doing a stock rebuild.
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    Everywhere I look on the net it say the 126 heads are 1.94 and 1.5. I figured since these are supossedly older heads(pre-emissions) off a 67-70 327 that they would be better than the 882 heads

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    No....the 882 heads flow better on the exhaust side and not only that they have hardened seats...something you need with unleaded fuel....

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    Thanks for the info I probably am going to use a set of camel humps a friend of mine has.

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    If they're 64 cc heads, you're gonna have trouble with pump gas and if they're early heads, they wont be drilled and tapped on the ends for accessories.
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    is there any after market braket that I can buy to bolt the power steering pump too since I have no acessory hole in my 462 heads? Maybe a link to a diagram of a braket I can make?

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    Look at the swap meet section of Nastyz28.com. Some1 there is selling a bracket for that.

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