427 sohc
#3
RE: 427 sohc
Dove Engineering makes them, or at least they used to. The complete heads, including followers and valves, etc... came to $10K. I can't find their website though, so maybe they have gone belly up. I don't know.
#4
RE: 427 sohc
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Dove Engineering makes them, or at least they used to. The complete heads, including followers and valves, etc... came to $10K. I can't find their website though, so maybe they have gone belly up. I don't know.
Dove Engineering makes them, or at least they used to. The complete heads, including followers and valves, etc... came to $10K. I can't find their website though, so maybe they have gone belly up. I don't know.
#5
#6
RE: 427 sohc
http://www.genesis427.com/ makes the fe block for the sohc if you wanna build a boss 429 check out http://candcmotorsports.com/index.html
#7
RE: 427 sohc
ORIGINAL: atomsk680
holy crap! i would just buy a crate block for that instead
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Dove Engineering makes them, or at least they used to. The complete heads, including followers and valves, etc... came to $10K. I can't find their website though, so maybe they have gone belly up. I don't know.
Dove Engineering makes them, or at least they used to. The complete heads, including followers and valves, etc... came to $10K. I can't find their website though, so maybe they have gone belly up. I don't know.
#8
RE: 427 sohc
ORIGINAL: Mustang Boy
i dont think u caould buy a crate 427 SOHC for under $10K if even at all
ORIGINAL: atomsk680
holy crap! i would just buy a crate block for that instead
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Dove Engineering makes them, or at least they used to. The complete heads, including followers and valves, etc... came to $10K. I can't find their website though, so maybe they have gone belly up. I don't know.
Dove Engineering makes them, or at least they used to. The complete heads, including followers and valves, etc... came to $10K. I can't find their website though, so maybe they have gone belly up. I don't know.
you cant buy them crate unless maybe dove offers them. the 427sohc used the side oiler block, which is possible to puchace at 4-5k so youre looking at a 15k motor (maybe 10k if you can find an excellent deal on some of the parts)from the info these guys just showed me so if you want one you would have to make sure you know what your doing and build 2 of them... the first one to sell and the better one to keep
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