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As I understand it, they are not all that much better then an Eddy head.
So as a comparison they are a little better. But heavier, use a special intake/rockers, and cost more (quick look put these in the $1100 bare range).
Not too hard to understand why not too many people run them anymore based on that.
I think more circle track guys run them because some rules force "iron heads" on the teams.
The Eddys are a nice, affordable street/mild performance head, but I would run a W-2 over the Eddy in a race effort where cost is not a factor.
I've seen W-2s go 320+ with good air speed and a 15* closed chamber W-2 on a 48* block is no contest, especially if the right guy does the port, chamber and intake work.
Plus, with a little grinding, you can tell the brand Xers they just got drilled by an all iron 340.
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+300cfm, they are the best head for the money...
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