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Old 10-05-2017, 11:19 AM
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Got tons of options for cylinder heads in the Pontiac world that's for sure!!!
Now if someone could just get it past their mind to let the evolution of Pontiac bore spacing grow so Pontiac guys could run Real Cubic inches that would be great!!!
Jason,
I have never seen anywhere else someone (other than Pontiac people) say it is not are brand head because my stock valve cover will not bolt on. Much less you want to change bore spacing.

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Jason,
I have never seen anywhere else someone (other than Pontiac people) say it is not are brand head because my stock valve cover will not bolt on. Much less you want to change bore spacing.

Stan
Right!
The heads up guys are having great success with there pro charger or twins on the standard Pontiac bore space block....the handful of them.....The NHRA/IHRA super class guys are continuing to make the switch to the big blocks because of the cubic inches and lower cubic dollar amount to run as fast or faster than their old Pontiac set ups.with a lower operating cost and the FAST/QUICK turnaround time to get parts!

To me it's whatever floats their boat at this time I just wonder what the avg age of the Pontiac racer is?

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I just wonder what the avg age of the Pontiac racer is?
Let's not even talk about that.

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