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Special Cylinder Head - Tony Press - 16-03-2020 I cannot find it but was there a picture posted of the special cylinder head which used a variation of the block side water inlet manifold as the head water outlet manifold - or am I imagining things. RE: Special Cylinder Head - Ruairidh Dunford - 16-03-2020 RE: Special Cylinder Head - Derek Sheldon - 16-03-2020 Is there any advantage to using one of these heads over a late Ruby h/c head ? RE: Special Cylinder Head - Ruairidh Dunford - 16-03-2020 I have always found them rather harsh Derek. RE: Special Cylinder Head - Chris KC - 16-03-2020 Or a Speedex perhaps? Better than the Supaloy in my humble opinion - at least I though so when I was considerably younger. My Nippy went like the clappers with a Speedex head, but I felt the compression ratio was a bit high for it to last. As has been commented before, no idea how much it may have been skimmed. RE: Special Cylinder Head - Rogerfrench - 16-03-2020 I think the main advantage the Supaloy head had over the 37 head was that you were less likely to foul plugs in a worn engine. The same was true of the Speedex. I ran both on my special, it went better with the Supaloy than the Speedex, but it wasn't a direct swap on the same engine so maybe not a fair comparison. RE: Special Cylinder Head - Tony Press - 16-03-2020 Thank you for the quick response - as I thought they do exist ! We have found a water manifold but no head so far RE: Special Cylinder Head - Ruairidh Dunford - 16-03-2020 In my experience the manifold is considerably rarer than the head. |