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Supporting Member of Barthmobile.com 3/09
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Hello all , I would like to hear from the ford guys in the know. I'm getting the Barth ready for the big trip this summer, and I have to replace the heads. My question is what would be the best heads to replace them with, I was told that I should stay with cast iron heads in a motor home application. I know where I can get a pair of 1970 dove c heads, and was wondering if the will fit my 1987 block. They have a smaller combustion chamber that would boost the compression a little. Any suggestions or thoughts?
Thanks Dave R.


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If you can make it through the ads here is a Powerblock episode on the Ford 460 like yours.

http://www.powerblocktv.com/ep...-for-horsepower-hike

And here is one of my favorite sites. and a topic on the 460 like yours

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum...eage-1986-460-a.html
 
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