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So what your saying is that each head casting flows the same if it werent
for the different valve sizes installed? The part #'s are just for the
different yrs built?Oh! and since this engine was found in a 67 4-door
Impala would this engine be the same for the chevelle 327's in 68 with
possibly different casting #'s on the heads.
P. Hernandez
68 chevelle SS
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question: power steering pumps
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11/28/2001 01:45 PM
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Paul:
the "camel hump" heads will show same number for both low and performance
heads. The early 1967 327 and 350 took a #3884520 and was available with
1.94/1.50 valves up to 300 HP. The 2.02/1.60 valves were used with the 325
and 350 HP motors. in late 1967 they used a #3917291. The same thing
happened then. same part number for heat / different size valves for HP.
The "camel hump" is just a casting symbol.
Larry
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