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EDELBROCK FACILITIES Edelbrock Headquarters TABLE of CONTENTS 2700 California Street, Torrance, CA USA 90503 AMC EDELBROCK FACILITIES Edelbrock Headquarters TABLE OF CONTENTS 2700 California Street, Torrance, CA USA 90503 AMC ...................................................................................................1 Phone: 310-781-2222 • Fax: 310-320-1187 Buick Office hours: 8am-5pm PST, weekdays Big-Block ........................................................................................ 1 Tech Line Only: 800-416-8628 • Tech Line hours: 7am-5pm PST, weekdays Chevrolet Distribution Center and Vic’s Garage 510 Madrid Street • Torrance, CA 90501 Small-Block .................................................................................2-3 Small-Block 23° ..........................................................................4-6 Russell Performance 501 Amapola Street • Torrance, CA 90501 Small-Block 18° and 15° .............................................................7-9 Aluminum Sand Cast Foundry SB2 and ROX ................................................................................ 10 1320 Buena Vista Street • San Jacinto, CA 92583 LS Series .................................................................................10-13 Aluminum Permanent Mold Foundry and Heat Treat Facility Big-Block .................................................................................13-14 1380 Buena Vista Street • San Jacinto, CA 92583 Big-Block 24° ..........................................................................15-20 Edelbrock Carburetor Division Big-Block 12°/14°/18° ............................................................21-22 5715 Clyde Rhyne Drive, Lee County Industrial Park • Sanford, SC 27330 Big-Block 11° ..........................................................................23-24 Chrysler REGISTERED NAMES AND TRADEMARKS Small-Block .............................................................................26-27 Air-Gap™, Edelbrock®, Edelbrock Design®, Edelbrock & Design®, LS-R™, Big-Block .................................................................................28-30 Passion For Performance®, Performer RPM™, Pro-Port™, Pro-Port Raw™, The Most Respected Name In Performance®, Victor®, Victor Series™, Ford E-CNC™, E-Series™, Pro-Flo Sportsman™ Small-Block .............................................................................31-33 Small-Block 20° / 18° / 15° .......................................................... 34 PRODUCTION CREDITS Small-Block 351W ........................................................................ 34 Edelbrock’s Race Products Catalog was designed, written and produced Small-Block SC-1 and 351Y ....................................................37-38 by the Edelbrock Creative Services Team: Eric Blakely, Michelle Harris, Small-Block Cleveland ................................................................. 39 Dave Davis, Steven Call, Paul Tayyan, Freddy Cano, Eddie Loera Big-Block FE and 460 ..............................................................39-41 Technical Information from Edelbrock Research & Development: Rick Roberts, Curt Hooker, Brent McCarthy, Robert Jung, Smitty Smith, Dave Stinson Oldsmobile .............................................................................. 41-42 Proofreading: Vic Edelbrock, Smitty Smith, Steve Whipple, Dave Stinson, Pontiac .................................................................................... 42-43 Curt Hooker, Rick Roberts, Brent McCarthy, Chad Magaña NASCAR .........................................................................................44 Photography: Dave Davis, Steven Call Electronic Fuel Injection USE THIS DRAWING TO DETERMINE VALVE PLACEMENT Pro-Flo Sportsman ....................................................................... 45 Nitrous Systems.................................................................. 46-47 Fuel Pumps .................................................................................48 Water Pumps ..............................................................................49 HIGH-TECH PROCESS DELIVERS STRONGER CASTINGS Certain heads are available with a technique called Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP). This aerospace process takes raw castings up to 900° F in a pressurized chamber (up to 30,000 psi) and compresses the casting. The results: an incredibly strong, super dense sand casting that has three times the fatigue life and nearly the consistency of billet aluminum. MANIFOLD REFERENCE DIMENSIONS R = Bolt hole centerline to port roof W = Width CH = Carb Height F = Bolt hole centerline to port floor H = Height CA = Carb Angle Dimensions are in inches Certain products identified in this catalog as “Made in the USA”, including aluminum cylinder heads and water pumps, incorporate U.S. and foreign parts. NASCAR makes no claims as to the quality or performance of the products or services offered by any company Printed in the U.S.A • Brochure #01909 © 2015 Edelbrock, LLC. All Rights Reserved VISIT EDELBROCK.COM FOR UP TO DATE INFORMATION, PRODUCTS, VIDEOS AND MORE! AMC AND BUICK PERFORMER RPM AMC Cylinder head #60107 Specifications Chamber Volume 54cc Intake Port Volume 185cc Performer RPM AMC heads are NHRA legal for Stock and Super Stock applications. All port profiling and hand Valve Size N/A Exhaust Port Volume 70cc blending has been deleted per NHRA specifications. The NHRA logo has been added to the head flanges for Valve Size N/A easy identification. These cylinder heads are designed as a bolt-on performance upgrade for any 1967-91 AMX, Deck Thickness 5/8" Javelin or Jeep with a 343, 360, 390 or 401 AMC V8 engine. The intake flange is dual-drilled to accommodate Valve Angle 24° early and late model intake bolt patterns, covering 1967-91. They feature stock location ports for compatibility Valve Spring Pocket 1.55" with standard manifolds and headers. A direct bolt-on replacement for 1970 and later engines with 1/2" head Intake Seat Diameter 2.15" bolts, these heads include step-dowel pins for pre-1970 engines. Their dual-quench combustion chambers Exhaust Seat Diameter 1.65" produce approximately 9.5:1 compression in 401 V8 engines. The 45° intake seat angle offers improved mid- to high-lift flow over the stock 30° angle. Bare Performer RPM AMC (Stock/Super Stock only) ll ....................................................................... #60107 Important Notes: Match with Edelbrock head gasket sets #7329. Bare heads will have valve guides and seats installed, but will require final sizing and a valve job to match the valves you will be using. Recommended spark plugs are Champion RC12YC or equivalent 14mm x 3/4” reach with flat gasket seat. Use Edelbrock Step Washer Kit #9693 on 1967-69 engines with 7/16” head bolts. PERFORMER RPM BUICK Specifications Cylinder head Chamber Volume 68cc #60037 Intake Port Volume 215cc Valve Size N/A Exhaust Port Volume 130cc Valve Size N/A Deck Thickness 5/8" The Performer RPM Buick cylinder head is legal for NHRA Super Stock class. It is machined for small-block Valve Spring Pocket 1.55" Chevy style adjustable 1.6 ratio rocker arms. Bronze guides and ductile iron interlocking seats will require finish Rocker Stud Diameter 3/8" Intake Seat Diameter 2.20" machining prior to assembly. These Performer RPM cylinder heads are designed for 400, 430 and 455 c.i.d. Exhaust Seat Diameter 1.80" Buick engines. The large 68cc combustion chambers produce 9.2:1 compression ratio with stock pistons. Bare Performer RPM Buick (Super Stock only) ll ............................................................................... #60037 PRODUCT EMISSIONS GUIDE l 50-STATE LEGAL l RACING ONLY l PRE-POLLUTION CONTROLLED VEHICLES l STOCK REPLACEMENT l ENGINE SWAP PLEASE REFER TO BACK COVER FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THE EMISSIONS GUIDE. 1 SMALL-BLOCK CHEVY SMALL-BLOCK CHEVY PERFORMER RPM Cylinder head Specifications #60887 Chamber Volume 70cc/64cc Intake Port Volume 185cc These heads are NHRA legal for Super Stock class only. All port profiling and hand blending has been Valve Size N/A deleted per NHRA specifications. The NHRA logo has been added to the head flanges for easy identification. Exhaust Port Volume 65cc Performer RPM cylinder heads have all of the same great features as our Performer series, but are Valve Size N/A available with straight or angled spark plug configuration to fit a variety of exhaust applications. The RPM Deck Thickness 5/8" head retains the stock intake port location for use with OEM manifolds and exhaust headers. Valve Spring Pocket 1.55" Intake Seat Diameter 2.20" Bare Exhaust Seat Diameter 1.65" Performer RPM Small-block Chevy 70cc Angled Plug (Super Stock only) ll ............................ #60617 Performer RPM Small-block Chevy 70cc Straight Plug (Super Stock only) ll .......................... #60637 Performer RPM Small-block Chevy 64cc Angled Plug (Super Stock only) ll ............................ #60947 Performer RPM Small-block Chevy 64cc Straight Plug (Super Stock only) ll .......................... #60887 Important Notes: To use stock rockers on small-block Chevy heads, .100" longer than stock pushrods are required. Edelbrock pushrods #9629 are recommended for use with flat tappet cams only. Use Head Bolt Kits # 8550 for easy installation. Recommended spark plugs are Champion RC12YC or equivalent 14mm x 3/4" reach with flat gasket seat. E-CNC Cylinder head #61229 Specifications Chamber Volume 68cc Exhaust Valve Size 1.60" These E-CNC cylinder heads feature a large bowl cross-section while retaining good port velocity. These heads Exhaust Port Volume 88cc maintain the stock 23° valve angle
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