Which heads

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I'm looking to replace or rebuild my stock heads. What's the difference between 2V and 4V heads? I saw some Aussie heads on eBay. What is the advantage and will they work with my existing after market headers?

5/13/023:34 AM

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Go to www.stangstable.com. Click on Tips, then 351-C. Scroll about 60% down the page to Dan Jones' (fellow Pantera owner) article comparing the Aussie 2V heads to the 4V heads, and explanation of the quench vs. open chambers. It's a reprint of a 1999 post by Dan on the DeTomaso listserv.

5/13/027:18 AM

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