Reply to "AFD Alum heads"

George PAdmin.

Vince,

Thanks for steering me to the pic, yes I can see the spacer.

Kevin, did AFD Dave mention anything to you about the spacer?

I do remember reading several years ago of being able to order the AFD head with the manifold bolts drilled in a different location. Perhaps that is how the heads on the motor pic I posted had been drilled.

Vince I always appreciate feedback like this, although it is a small detail, I hate being in a position of not knowing all the details when I'm asked for advice. Or when I offer it readily like I do here (

). In this case, it would be wrong to describe the AFD 2V head as a drop in 2V replacement, its actually a raised port head, like the CHI 3V.

your appreciative friend on the PIBB, George

10/7/051:06 PM

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