Wanted Cylinder Head 200 cid 6 for 1967 Mustang
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Mike_Senar
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Hello from San Diego,
Where in the world are you? Looking for a buildable core, or a rebuilt head?? Or a bare casting???
Mike
Where in the world are you? Looking for a buildable core, or a rebuilt head?? Or a bare casting???
Mike
Using a later flat top large log head, 77 and up, can contribute to better performance specially when combined with some what simple and low cost upgrades such as carb, ignition and exhaust.
Check your current head casting code you may have a later head as they tend to get swapped over the years:
Thanks - Looks like I have the correct match. Specs sheet for for 66-67 head says C6DE. This matches the head casting code. Thanks again!
Should have sent this first but as you can see the later heads had larger log volume and some had larger intake valves. Is better for a 2v carb conversion such as a small based Rochester which is a comparatively easier conversion than say the Autolite 2100. Direct mount, no adapter.
Having said that if your head is rebuildable it could make a lot of sense to go that way especially if the Rochester swap is doable or a larger 1v. Doesn't sound like max performance is a goal for you.
It takes awhile to find heads these days you may want to start looking now.
Thank you for letting me know! Would you happen to have some pics? What condition is the head in? If easier, my email address is davidjmckendry@gmail.com . Thanks again! Dave
TrickSix
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It's got an ad in the for-sale section. There are some pics there.
why do the older 200 have more HP? is this accurate or the way it was measured?
The way it was measured and influenced by the marketing department at fomoco.
silverfly80
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do you still have that head forsale
TrickSix
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Yes. But shipping heads is expensive, do you live near enough to pick it up yourself?
silverfly80
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I'm in kansas
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