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Better yet, get your job back and meet me by the back door.
No thanks. Job was cool, but the boss was a jerk. The machine shop is not in-house at SD, but a local shop in town. Sunset racecraft, sunsetracecraft.com
Don't waste your money on that kit, notice there are no flow #s for the heads. I guarantee you the new AFR 180 CNC head will out perform CNC LT4 heads.
Don't waste your money on that kit, notice there are no flow #s for the heads. I guarantee you the new AFR 180 CNC head will out perform CNC LT4 heads.
Just barely, the stock LT4 heads flow 250CFM intake@.550" lift and 185CFM exhaust@.600" lift.
The 180cc AFR heads are 260CFM intake and 194CFM exhaust @.600" lift.
Considering those are stock numbers for the LT4 I would bet that their CNC version flows more than the AFR 180's...and you don't have to wait 6-8 months to get them.
Just barely, the stock LT4 heads flow 250CFM intake@.550" lift and 185CFM exhaust@.600" lift.
The 180cc AFR heads are 260CFM intake and 194CFM exhaust @.600" lift.
Considering those are stock numbers for the LT4 I would bet that their CNC version flows more than the AFR 180's...and you don't have to wait 6-8 months to get them.
You must have misread the #s. Here is a link, scroll down to competition port. Mid lift #s are every thing.
Don't waste your money on that kit, notice there are no flow #s for the heads. I guarantee you the new AFR 180 CNC head will out perform CNC LT4 heads.
they might, but with AFRs recent QC problems, CNC'd LT4 heads look very attractive.
Now if you got their CNC LT4 heads that would be a different story, but these heads just aren;t much better than STOCK LT4 castings...and the ones in the SD package are CNC ported as well so their numbers will be better that what's listed above
I have AFR heads and the qc is not that good, grind marks all over the place and the wait sucks.
The LT4 heads are machined at the proper angle and AFR can be anything but what you want these day's.
I think AFR sends their heads to the local high school these day's to save money.
For the $2500.00 for AFR heads GM is a better deal.
Here are the flow #'s for sdpc cnc lt4's. Right from their catalog.
int ex
.1" - 65 - 49
.2 - 128 - 111
.3 - 184 - 141
.4 - 230 - 170
.5 - 261 - 178
.6 - 262 - 182
I have AFR heads and the qc is not that good, grind marks all over the place and the wait sucks.
The LT4 heads are machined at the proper angle and AFR can be anything but what you want these day's.
I think AFR sends their heads to the local high school these day's to save money.
For the $2500.00 for AFR heads GM is a better deal.
The wait does suck, I have to admit that. I just received the first of two sets of LT4 210s that are 100% CNC'd. Out of the box I haven't seen any problems with them. I am going to disassemble them and see if there are any internal problems such as loose guides and seat problems. The one thing that PO'd me was that I had ordered 70cc chambers and I got 76cc chambers. Not a big deal but it could have been if it was turned around. They swore I ordered 76's but I know better. Now I have to have .036" shaved off the heads to get my 70cc chambers. I would have preferred that they did that work but thats where I am now. It would cost me double to send them back to them to have them do it. But at least I caught the other set of heads before they shipped them to have the chambers set at 70cc.