PI heads question

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Ok so yesterday I bought PI heads from a local mustang shop for a decent price. The casting number is RF-XL3E-6090-C20D on both heads. They have individual cam caps which leads me to believe that they are windsor heads. But then when I count the valve cover bolt holes in the heads, I count 11 (Romeo head design). Here is a pic.

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Can anyone help me figure this out.
 
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I am pretty sure they are windsor heads. So as far as valve covers, ill just get the trickflow set. But how does the timing chain cover work. I know the bolts for the windsor heads are bigger than romeo so do I just have to make the holes in the 96 gt timing cover bigger? Also, when doing a cam from hitech, the only extra thing needed is the cam sprockets they offer for windsor heads, correct?

I was also wondering if the cam caps from the romeo heads are stronger than the windsor cam caps or is that something I shouldn't really worry about.
 
noted. Thanks for the info. Any other tips on the swap. I am going to be replacing the valve springs and cams for sure. I am not certain on whether or not to get the stock valves grinded or get comp cam or manley valves.
 
Ok so yesterday I bought PI heads from a local mustang shop for a decent price. The casting number is RF-XL3E-6090-C20D on both heads. They have individual cam caps which leads me to believe that they are windsor heads. But then when I count the valve cover bolt holes in the heads, I count 11 (Romeo head design). Here is a pic.

32189_1327383475805_1567470212_30826156_2399948_n.jpg


Can anyone help me figure this out.

:jaw:wow man no one has cought this, dude you need to go back to kindegarden and learn to COUNT, theres 12 holes...count 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. they are windsor heads, as well as PI too. youll need the holes in the cover drilled bigger or find a windsor timing cover.:rlaugh: