The Edelbrock #61649 Performer RPM CJ cylinder head is designed for use with 1968-87 429/460 Fords and SVO 514 engine applications. The Edelbrock #61649 Performer RPM head is perfect for street performance, daily drivers, street rods and muscle cars where seat-of-the-pants performance is needed. This cylinder head delivers great throttle response and power from 1500 to 6500 rpm. They also feature the highest quality intake and exhaust valves and valve springs. For use on pre-pollution controlled vehicles only.
| Cylinder Head Type | Standard |
| Emission | Non-Emissions |
| Engine Make/Size | Ford 429-460 |
| Finish | Cast Aluminum |
| Preparation | Bolt On (Not Required) |
| Type | Complete |
| Usage | Street/Hi-Performance |
| WARNING CA Proposition 65 | Yes |
| WARNING CA Proposition 65 Message | WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead; which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information; visit www.P65warnings.ca.gov. |
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