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There's a guy on the bullet that has a few splayed valve inline bowtie cylinder heads left over from when he ran in comp 10 years ago. He is willing to part with them. They are twelve port, raised runner, no coolant passages. Will these bolt to a stock block? I realize they will require running on alcohol, race only. Anybody know anything about these?
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splayed valve inline bowtie cylinder heads
Never heard of them, Bowtie suggests factory part - details?
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They were cast solid and he made the ports himself apparently. They came from GM but are not really a "factory" part. Part of a sponsorship deal I guess. I just wondered if he was the only one, or if there more of these floating around.
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They came from GM
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http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/showthread.php?t=299523I was thinking about a turbocharged draw through alcohol motor for my next one - filled block. In a rail.
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