Anyone following these heads knows how "difficult" it has been to get Edelbrock to actually make them. I have been the staunch bitcher, contacting them twice monthly for almost a year. My "persistence" finally got to Eddie L. who personally went and took pictures of my heads being run and then shipped out!! Yep, finally getting them.





This one is done. I ordered a bare set with CNC porting.

So they should be in your hands now.

Could you provide better pictures for us?

For all this time it has real p.i.s.s poor chamber they rolled the valve angle to 16* and put 1980s chamber in it.

Are you referring to how concave the transition is from the seat into the plug-side of the chamber, vs. how today's typical "race head" has a straighter, or even convex, shape coming off the seat, and the lack of quench area on the plug side compared to most current small-block wedge heads?

That is cool, I'd like to see some pictures of the Crower rocker arms when you get them. I haven't seen anyone use Crower rocker arms for a long, long time.

I tried to work with Crower on a deal a few years back and gave up. I didn't have the stamina to deal with their confusion!

In a word yes.

And with clean sheet design I think they could have done better with plug location.

I guess I am biased when I look at heads all I think about is NA power.

In a power adder deal this chamber would work good. Plug could be moved back some but still will work well

Well, not yet. I have cursed Edelbrock for over a year, and now I gotta sing their praises.

Rick has been phenomenal on keeping me up to date and discussing the heads with me. I didn't mention this part before, because didn't want to jump the gun, but it's well underway.

I had talked to Crower about making the rocker stands and talked with Rick about offering a part number with the stands milled and holes for the rocker stands. Crower is right down the street from Eddy. Rick went over and got with Kerry at Crower, and they went ahead and milled and drilled my heads at no charge. He then personally dropped them off to Crower to have the rockers made. So, no, not in my hands, but Crower should be done with them mid January and everyone has the option to order heads ready for Crower stainless rocker shaft, and Crower will have the shafts ready. Win, win for me and pretty much everyone else wanting to pushrod oil and use the best stainless shaft rockers available. I'm sure Jesel and T&D will have shafts available as soon as they get a head with the stands milled off, for those who prefer aluminum.