Came across these heads the guy says they from a beetle with what sounds like safari front windows . Anyone ever seen something like this ?
Interesting heads
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Re: Interesting heads
I think you are right Impi .i'm dying to see the beetle apparently the owner shows it quite a lot. Would love to hear if he'll tell me it's an imported vw engine like he told the head specialist.
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Re: Interesting heads
overhead cams, How would you drive them, only with a 90deg, belt system
Not sure if it would be worth all that effort.
Herman
Not sure if it would be worth all that effort.
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Re: Interesting heads
The diagram shows the Citroen engine, which I understand was a small capacity high revving engine. It shows how one would drive the camshafts, but what about differences in dimentions (bore, distance between pistons etc.)?