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for sale is the head off my 25/30 fitted with tomei pon cams and tomei exhaust cam gear. Head has had a mild port job and currently sits on a 500 rwhp engine.

It is in perfect order and is being replaced by a much more aggressive solid lifter converted head specifically for track work

anybody looking for a really responsive capable head could do a lot worse than this.

Price $1000.00 ono. (lowballers will be bashed severely around the head and body)

the price of the cams and gear alone is worth more than the asking price.

Head is being removed from the engine tommorrow arvo so will be available from then on.

contact. ph 0413 863207

Would this fit a 25 neo or just a 33 25?

Any thing needed? Or just new gaskets n away you go! All valves n shit included ofcourse?

for sale is the head off my 25/30 fitted with tomei pon cams and tomei exhaust cam gear. Head has had a mild port job and currently sits on a 500 rwhp engine.

It is in perfect order and is being replaced by a much more aggressive solid lifter converted head specifically for track work

anybody looking for a really responsive capable head could do a lot worse than this.

Price $1000.00 ono. (lowballers will be bashed severely around the head and body)

the price of the cams and gear alone is worth more than the asking price.

Head is being removed from the engine tommorrow arvo so will be available from then on.

contact. ph 0413 863207

Would this fit a 25 neo or just a 33 25?

Any thing needed? Or just new gaskets n away you go! All valves n shit included ofcourse?

It will bolt to a neo but I am not sure about the inlet and exhaust manifolds.

The head is 100% complete. bolt it on and away you go. the head is in first rate working order and can be seen and heard running on the car until about 1.30 pm tomorrow.

Would this fit a 25 neo or just a 33 25?

Any thing needed? Or just new gaskets n away you go! All valves n shit included ofcourse?

Sorry Noel, It will not suit a R34 Neo block.

Neo heads have a smaller combustion camber than R33's

Sorry Noel, It will not suit a R34 Neo block.

Neo heads have a smaller combustion camber than R33's

Thanks Darrin. I knew the bolt patterns for the ancillerys were different but wasnt aware of the chamber differences. :(

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