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  1. 06-04-2007 06:56 PM #1
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    has anyone heard about the new john kaase p51 heads I was reading popular hot rodding I want to build that engine but I want to know if the heads are good
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1970429cobra
    has anyone heard about the new john kaase p51 heads I was reading popular hot rodding I want to build that engine but I want to know if the heads are good
    P51's are great cylinder heads. But remember that there is no magic cam or magic cylinder head, etc, that is the best selection for all engine combinations. Which head is most likely the best choice for a given motor depends on the overall build, its application, intended HP, rpm usage, etc.

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