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Edelbrock

Edelbrock Cylinder Head E-Street SB Chevrolet 64cc (Complete Pair)

SKU: EDE5089
Barcode: 85347050895

$1,589.38

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Edelbrock Cylinder Head E-Street SB Chevrolet 64cc (Complete Pair)

$1,589.38

$1,589.38

Tech Specs

Brand
Edelbrock
SKU
EDE5089
Manufacturer part number
5089
Category
Engine Components › Heads
Shipping weight
59.9 lb
EPA
N/A
CARB status
Not CARB compliant — off-road or race use only

The Edelbrock #5089 E-Street cylinder heads are designed for use with 1955-1986 Small-Block Chevy applications. The Edelbrock E-Street cylinder heads offer American made quality and affordable performance. E-Street cylinder heads feature as-cast ports and are designed for entry-level street performance applications operating in the idle-to-5500 rpm range. The modern combustion chamber designs improve the combustion process and larger than stock intake and exhaust ports move more air through your engine for improve efficiency. For use on pre-pollution controlled vehicles only.

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