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Chev 402 375 separated iron Vs. aluminum heads 1970
Chev 454 450 separated iron Vs. aluminum heads 1970 |
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In my case it is 60lds off the nose steel head vs aluminum and my combo never came with an aluminum head, but it now has an aftermarket aluminum and steel head.
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In 1970 Chevy offered the aluminum head as a factory option on the big blocks. This change is consistent with the other years with FACTORY optional aluminum heads.
I don't know how it helps, but I have 200 pounds of lead for sale if you know anyone interested. |
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