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I'm pretty sure that I know where you had them flowed and I have never heard anything bad about their numbers. Sooooo your exhaust fricken rocks dude. Can't wait to see the track data to back um up.
I'm pretty sure that I know where you had them flowed and I have never heard anything bad about their numbers. Sooooo your exhaust fricken rocks dude. Can't wait to see the track data to back um up.
That's about what I usually expect from AFR's "small" heads... IMO they are actually better in most cases than their larger heads; particularly on the exhaust side. With that I/E it would love a little forced induction. Turbo would love it, as would the bottle...
-Jeb
That's about what I usually expect from AFR's "small" heads... IMO they are actually better in most cases than their larger heads; particularly on the exhaust side. With that I/E it would love a little forced induction. Turbo would love it, as would the bottle...
-Jeb
I just hope they work better then my 180 Protoplines. If not the NOS will be installed.
of AFR195 Competition CNC ports. You should pick up about 30hp over those ProTopLines from the center of the midrange on up. You will feel it.
Those heads have respectable race-build potential. I'm surprised that relatively few people on this forum transform their C4's into race cars. If you ever swapped these heads to a roadrace corvette you could build a 393CID something like this:
Dart Little M block - 4.155" bore
3.625" crank with 6.125" rods
Super Victor 2925 intake and 950cfm carb
Mill and gasket for 13.5:1 compression with flattop piston
Solid Roller race cam like 268I/260E on a 116LSA straight up
Custom stepped-tube headers and exhaust of course
Will make a broad high powerband and be durable with maintenance. With your heads you would get a little over 700hp from 6500-8000RPM. Set up the springs to run up past 8500RPM at the end of the straights. The Brodix T1 M2's will beat these AFR's by about 30HP over a broader band, and prepared 18deg Brodix' will exceed 780HP and rev to 9000+RPM. SB2.2 on this type setup will go 850HP, but the single plane must be cut with a little more taper than the 2925. The runner length and taper of the single plane intake runners gives two equal power peaks in this type race engine setup, and this is what makes the powerband so broad and excellent.
Just a little fuel for your thoughts on the 219 cam.
I hope that I get a little more then 30Hp out of all the mods that I have done since my 11.8 pass. New mufflers Magnaflows, Ported SR Total engine air flow, Cold air intake,Heads, And the best part a shiftlight... I had no idea where my shiftpoints where before. Oh and drop the spare tire to.Then I will get a tube in my gutted cat...