11/11/2009
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EQ's first performance aluminum cylinder head, p/...
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EQ’s Vortec Hybrid head with a heat riser is base...
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Company: EngineQuest
http://www.enginequest.com
Universal Small Block Chevy Heads
Two new performance heads available bare or assembled introduced at SEMA
EngineQuest (EQ ) introduced two new cylinder heads during the recent AAPEX and SEMA Shows in Las Vegas.
EQ's first performance aluminum cylinder head, p/n AC200BS, fits any small block Chevy engine and can help achieve up to 500 horsepower right out of the box. This new replacement head is affordably priced and comes bare or assembled, ready to install to the drive train with no porting or polishing needed.
Developed for maximum power with minimum effort, this new EQ cylinder head is available with 2.02˝ intake valves, 1.60˝ exhaust valves, 197cc intake runner, 65cc combustion chamber and is designed for a straight plug setup. EQ’s AC200BS cylinder head features Phosphor bronze guides and a 3 angle valve job and is ideal for racers running 350/383 cid engines. EQ’s AC200BS has been machined for various rocker configurations to provide engine builders with a multitude of options.
Also new is EQ’s Vortec Hybrid head with a heat riser (p/n CH350G). This cylinder head is based off of the EQ Vortec cylinder head that was featured in the popular “Budget Sledgehammer” build in Popular Hot Rodding magazine which produced 447 hp for under $3,500. This new marine, stock or performance head will work on any small block Chevy application and is the only head of its kind on the market. The Vortec Hybrid features ’87-’95 intake bolt pattern with center bolt valve cover mounting holes. The head is available as EQ p/n CH350H in the ’69-’85 intake bolt pattern with perimeter valve cover mounting holes.
The Vortec Hybrid heads are Australian manufactured and feature a thicker .4375˝ deck for greater strength, hardened DuraBond exhaust seats for improved durability. Both the CH350G and H should be used in pairs when replacing OE heads and are available bare or assembled.
EngineQuest (EQ) is the engine parts division of AAEQ Manufacturers and Recyclers. For information, visit www.enginequest.com.