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Old 07-18-2007, 08:22 PM
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What are they? And why are they so good?
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What are they? - Nextel cup cylinder heads

Why so good? - Ask N20 Dave, they make insane power

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Would they bolt up to an LT1?
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They're 11* aren't they? Port location, design--it's all different. They look a lot like LS7/L92 heads in my opinion. You can pick them up for a decent price on Ebay. However you have to get all the supporting stuff with them. If you pieced it together on Ebay long enough, you'd eventually get it all for a decent price.
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Originally Posted by Red96TA
Would they bolt up to an LT1?
After they were modded for reverse coolant flow, bought the special pistons, got the offset rockers, the intake, etc. Don't forget about custom headers $$$.
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You will need a SB2.2 intake, offset shaft mount rockers and a whole list of expensive goodies.

This aluminum cylinder head, designed for Winston Cup competition style racing, is very similar to the SB2 head P/N 24502559 released in 1996. This head was designed to improve durability, simplify preparation procedures, and reduce the overall cost of building and maintaining a small block racing engine. Intake ports are a "mirror" design; exhaust ports remain the same as original SB2. All eight ports are angled toward the center of the engine. The SB2.2 has an 11º by 4º intake valve angle and 8º exhaust. The intake valves centerlines were moved 0.250" closer to the intake flange and 0.080" toward the cylinder bore centerline. We recommend a 2.15" intake valve and overall length of 5.65", and the exhaust valves were moved 0.014" outward. The spark plug holes were moved 0.125" toward the center of the bore for combustion efficiency. This head is redesigned to use shaft mounted aftermarket rocker arms, and the rocker cover rail was rolled five degrees toward the intake flange to increase clearance for the intake rocker arms. The valve spring pads were increased for use of 1.625" valve springs. Material has been added to the deck surface for a 48cc combustion chamber, and with a flat top piston it gives 12.1:1 compression. This head has been x-ray inspected to insure quality, then hot isostactic pressed. Replacement intake port plugs to plug bolt holes in intake runners are size AN-8 with four per kit, P/N 12480171.
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Damn. Ive got a rebuild coming at the end of the summer as posted in the sig, so looks like ill be stickin with good ol mr elliots :-)



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