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32 Valve Conversion for 5.0's

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1986LX2002

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Came across this on corral,

http://www.araoengineering.com/Ford/frdsmb.htm
 

TT91

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Seen them online many times, and never in person. Seems like a nice piece.
 

1986LX2002

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yeah this is the first time i've ever heard of a head for a 5.0, pretty crazy how it works too.
 

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neat, i wonder how much they are
 

89roadster

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They've been out for several years. There was once an article in 5.0 Mustang about the heads when they were known as Dominion Heads (I think that's what the name was).

Don't know why they haven't sold better or why someone like Edelbrock or TW hasn't jumped on the bandwagon.
 

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wow i did even know they offered 32 valve for the 5.0 does any one have more links i would like to read up on this
 

88 Fox GT

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Oh, when I saw 32v, I was thinking DOHC. This is still a pushrod engine. My Honda Rincon ATV engine works the same as these heads do. It is a single cylinder engine, with pushrods and 4 valves. Just two pushrods come off two lobes on the camshaft and push a long rocker which open two valves each.

Pretty neat, I wouldn't mind havin em.
 

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89roadster said:
They've been out for several years. There was once an article in 5.0 Mustang about the heads when they were known as Dominion Heads (I think that's what the name was).

Don't know why they haven't sold better or why someone like Edelbrock or TW hasn't jumped on the bandwagon.
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Well, on their site it says this company has a patent for it. I'm sure Edelbrock or someone has offered to buy the patent from them or something. They are probably just charging too much.
 
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The Arao heads are $5500 for stage One I think. $6500 also rings a bell. Supposedly they give 200HP over stock, and 70HP over any other aluminum head.
 
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