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Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: Alcoa;Tn
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283 Power pack heads
Hey guys, new to this year group,but is there a market for 283 power pack heads? the reason i ask is i haze 3 sets of bare heads.I will haft to look up casting dates to know what I have.Thanks for any info.
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Location: Parrottsville, TN
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Re: 283 Power pack heads
Unfortunately not a big market.
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Location: Toppenish, WA
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Re: 283 Power pack heads
Not a huge market as they don't have hard seats in them but they work great on a 307 with a decent cam. My son and I put together a budget 307 with power pack heads and a take out mid 80's Z28 Cam that was a Portland swap meet find complete with lifters that had the lobe number marked on them with a sharpie. In a 70 Chev pickup that engine shocked a number of guys in crosswalk to crosswalk blasts.
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