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Four years before the original Chrysler Hemi, ArDun was selling OHV hemi heads to bolt onto the Ford flathead. Power was raised about 60% over the stock flathead.
The heads used the stock bottom end, including cam. The kit cost $500 back then, and took 6-8 hours to install with regular tools.
Tom McCahill Introduces The 175 HP Ardun Ford Flathead | Undiscovered Classics
The heads used the stock bottom end, including cam. The kit cost $500 back then, and took 6-8 hours to install with regular tools.
Tom McCahill Introduces The 175 HP Ardun Ford Flathead | Undiscovered Classics
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Engineered by ARkus DUNtov, around the end of WWII. Originally to give more power to Ford trucks, left in Europe after the end of hostilities. Duntov eventually moved to U.S.A., and joined the engineering staff of G.M. He eventually became known as, " The Father of the Corvette".
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I hope the 7Up pop machine is doing well !!!
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