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Road Race Mustang Engine Build - Iron Lung
Griggs' standard cylinder head is the Trick Flow Track Heat. This head has little trouble spooling up 400 hp, so it needs minimal preparation from Griggs. This includes running Trick Flow swirl-polished, stainless-steel valves and 10-degree locks, Trick Flow chrome-moly retainers, and Trick Flow springs. The spring pressures are checked, of course, and occasional adjustments are made. Bruce says they check their valvesprings after every race, but find they're typically good for one season. View Related Article
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