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    The head off my vintage Crossle has the following stamped on the intake side just above the unused water port:

    SBSR 010

    and just below the bolt hole:

    CCH

    I surmise this indicates who prepared the head (perhaps a long time ago). Anybody recall what this might be?

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    CCH was Jim Orell at Competitiion Cylinder Heads in VA. Last I heard he had retired a few years ago.

    If the head was stamped SBRS I would have guessed it was on old Skip Barber piece.
    Peter Calhoun
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