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mystery cylinder head on f22a6

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    mystery cylinder head on f22a6

    So I've been wanting to identify my cylinder head because I recently found out that I dont have the dual runner intake manifold. I have an f22a6 and someone on here told me to look for a PT6 stamping on the cylinder head and after a careful inspection I cannot find any "PT" stamping anywhere on my cylinder head. Can anyone tell me why it doesn't ? I was looking over the exhaust ports so may I have been looking in the wrong place ? Any suggestions would help, thanks

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    I would respond, but I realized I already responded to your other thread asking the same question. So yeah... read that.






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      #3
      Originally posted by deevergote View Post
      I would respond, but I realized I already responded to your other thread asking the same question. So yeah... read that.
      Yes I understand what you're talking about, but people installing an a6 cam and springs is a very common upgrade which is not what I was asking about, my goal is to have a complete f22a6 engine, so what you replied to on the other thread doesn't answer the question I asked in this one. If you have any information as to how I can identify the cylinder head itself please let me know, thanks.

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        There are two types of F22A cylinder heads. There is the '90-'91 variant that does not have a small mounting boss for an external coil. And then there is the '92-'93 which does. That's it. Nothing else is different between the F22A1/3/4/6/7/8/9, or even the SOHC F20A. Nothing at all. There are different springs and camshafts, but that's it. Any manifold that will bolt up to an F22A6 head will also bolt up to an F22A1 head.
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          Exactly. Same valve orientation, same port design... aside from that mounting boss, the heads are 100&#37; identical.
          Which is what I said (aside from that mounting boss) in your previous thread.






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