Brand: Airflow Research (AFR)
Manufacturer's Part Number: 1201NP
Part Type: Cylinder Heads
Product Line: AFR 220cc SBC Eliminator Racing Heads
Automotive Fittings Part Number: AFR-1201NP
Combustion Chamber Volume (cc): 75
Intake Runner Volume (cc): 220cc
Exhaust Runner Volume (cc): 80cc
Cylinder Head Style: Bare
Cylinder Head Material: Cast aluminum
Intake Port Shape: Rectangular
Intake Valve Diameter (in.): 2.100 in.
CNC-Machined Combustion Chamber: Yes
CNC-Machined Intake Runner: Yes
CNC-Machined Exhaust Runner: Yes
Combustion Chamber Style: Heart
Intake Port Location: Standard
Exhaust Port Shape: Round
Exhaust Port Location: Raised
Spark Plug Style: Angle
Intake Valves Included: No
Exhaust Valves Included: No
Exhaust Valve Diameter (in.): 1.600 in.
Valve Springs Included: No
Damper Spring Included: No
Retainers Included: No
Locks Included: No
Valve Stem Seals Included: No
Rocker Arm Studs Included: No
Rocker Arms Included: No
Rocker Arm Nuts Included: No
Guideplates Included: No
Accessory Bolt Holes Drilled: Yes
Intake Valve Angle: 23
Exhaust Valve Angle: 23
Valve Guides Included: Yes
Valve Guide Material: Manganese bronze
Valve Seats Machined: Yes
Valve Seat Machine Style: 5-angle intake/3-angle exhaust
Valve Seat Material: Ductile iron
Cylinder Head Color: Natural
Steam Holes Drilled: No
Oiling Style: Through head
Machined for O-Ring: No
Heat Crossover: No
Remanufactured: No
Quantity: Sold as a pair.
Description:
Race-ready AFR 220cc SBC Eliminator racing heads feature 100 percent CNC-ported intakes with greater detail. They also come with 100 percent CNC-ported combustion chambers and 80cc exhaust ports with a 3/4 in. thick head deck (ideal for nitrous or blower applications). Standard valves are lightweight 8mm, 2.080 in. intakes and 1.600 in. exhausts with AFR's hardened ductile iron interlocking valve seats. The valve springs included are intended for use on roller camshafts. They also offer exceptional flow characteristics, a 23 degree valve angle, and standard valve spacing. These cylinder heads are perfect for 350 to 400 c.i.d. engines in bracket drag cars, sportsman oval trackers, and highly modified street-class cars operating between 3,000 and 7,500 rpm (higher rpm ranges are possible, depending on the combination of parts).