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The wifey wants to spend another $500.00 on me for Christmas, so I'm thinkin' I want some heads. I have an 86E with Vortech blower and ported TPI intake, stock cam, and upgrades necessary for the boost levels I'm running.
Given that $ figure, I would need to stay with cast iron (I don't mind), and was thinking of going 64cc and 2.020/1.600 valves.
However, I don't know squat about intake runner sizes and the science behind them. I'm looking into picking up a Mini-ram intake shortly, and will be replacing gears/cam and such as a result.
It looks like I can choose anywhere between 170cc and 220cc intake runner sizes in that price range. Any suggestion?
The wifey wants to spend another $500.00 on me for Christmas, so I'm thinkin' I want some heads. I have an 86E with Vortech blower and ported TPI intake, stock cam, and upgrades necessary for the boost levels I'm running.
Given that $ figure, I would need to stay with cast iron (I don't mind), and was thinking of going 64cc and 2.020/1.600 valves.
However, I don't know squat about intake runner sizes and the science behind them. I'm looking into picking up a Mini-ram intake shortly, and will be replacing gears/cam and such as a result.
It looks like I can choose anywhere between 170cc and 220cc intake runner sizes in that price range. Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance.
I would look into some AFR 195 or Dart Iron Eagles, but i would think about getting 72cc so the compression would not go up, because of the S/C boost. I would not go much bigger than a 195 runner just in case you take the S/C off and go N/A, you will still have good low end velocity.
Randy
I would look into some AFR 195 or Dart Iron Eagles, but i would think about getting 72cc so the compression would not go up, because of the S/C boost. I would not go much bigger than a 195 runner just in case you take the S/C off and go N/A, you will still have good low end velocity.
Randy
Ahh...now we're getting somewhere. Higher intake runner size equals (all things being equal) higher HP capacity in upper RPM's, but loss of low to midrange torque. That somewhat correct?
I did find some 72cc Pro-Topline's, but with 235cc runner volume; way too much if I'm reading this correctly.