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    7/30/2023 4:21 PM  #1

    1fststang
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    Skip White AFR heads

    Just checking to see if anyone has had experience with Afr heads from Skip White?

    I think he takes cores from AFR and builds them using his hardware and any machining.

    I found a set new in the box(AFR 185) i can get for $1,000.  These are the AFR enforcers.  They do have pedestal mount rockers which i prefer stud but seems like a pretty good deal new in the box.
     

     

    7/31/2023 5:39 AM  #2

    TKOPerformance
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    Re: Skip White AFR heads

    What's you intended use?  The heads I'm seeing are a 190cc head.  My understanding is that the Enforcer is an as cast head (not CNC ported), but that's still WAY better than stock because of the AFR port design.  The biggest issue is the Chevy sized valves may not work with existing pistons if your plan is to just bolt them on to an existing engine.  I'd also not be a real fan of pedestal rockers.  They use a 5/16" bolt which snaps easily under heavy valve spring pressure.  $1,000 is pretty great price wise, but they are only $1,300 brand new from Skip White and you could get them with screw in studs. 

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