Posted by chucksoliver77 on December 07, 2012 at 14:44:20 from (71.0.111.175):
In Reply to: 77 flywheel posted by 30.5s on December 06, 2012 at 20:17:18:
30.5, if you don't already have the 770 head, put the cost of the 770 head in the 77 head and you will be ahead of the game. you can put 880 valves in your 77 head and there is enough meat in the seats to just fit the 880 valves in and port or have someone port and polish it for you. i put 880 valves in my head this way about 30 years ago with good results. do you know the bore and stroke? can you post a pic. of the carb side of the engine? chuck
This post was edited by chucksoliver77 at 14:51:17 12/07/12 3 times.
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