Slant Six head swap?

I've only ever heard of 2, close chambered heads on a /6. RRR has one, Doug Dutra has the other.
I have both peanut heads and a drool tube head here off of engines. No difference in combustion chambers on the ones I have, among them. All of mine are 74 and newer. 74 was last year for drool tube heads

There's an article on the /6 site about this, there was a modification on heads' combustion chambers after 1968 vs those before, and the after 68 heads were deemed better/// but when they went to the peanut heads, that part didn't change.
I don't think there's a difference in spark plug angle anywhere along the lines.
One BIG difference between drool tube and peanut heads is that with a peanut head you eliminate 6 certain oil leaks, those being around each drool tube.my last build was a 74 225, and I put a77 or 78 peanut head onto it for that reason. I still have that original '74 head here in the garage.

Also back when my dad had his 82 gran fury with it's /6 and he ended up with a cracked head, I put on a 60s head to get him going again using what I had laying around. Valve cover was different 81 and newer vs any /6 before then and I had to drill out the last hole in the rocker shaft but that was it. Direct swap/bolt on, besides that.

I see others chimed in while I was, and beat me to most of what I said here.

Yeah, I kinda fibbed when I said there were no closed chamber heads. Doug said there were like five cast, but the one he has and mine are the only two he said he's seen. For all practical purposes, there were none. None were ever supposed to make production, but evidently the one I have somehow did.