dukemartini
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I was reading the sticky about the lima engines and it says that:
"Early 2.0 and 2.3 heads have the same small round intake ports spaced evenly apart, they differ from each other in their valve sizes though."
I would have to guess that the 2.3's valves would be larger (even if it isn't by much) and it seems like this would be a decent way to get a little more performance out of the 2.0.
Anybody know if there are any differences that would make swapping heads not feasible?
"Early 2.0 and 2.3 heads have the same small round intake ports spaced evenly apart, they differ from each other in their valve sizes though."
I would have to guess that the 2.3's valves would be larger (even if it isn't by much) and it seems like this would be a decent way to get a little more performance out of the 2.0.
Anybody know if there are any differences that would make swapping heads not feasible?