Z304 heads or afr 205
06-15-2008, 08:19 PM
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RE: Z304 heads or afr 205
canfield makes the Z304 heads, they use an offset rocker arm, if you dont know what your doing leave them alone. They make a ton of steam though, I just built a 347 using them, solid roller, carbd in a foxbody and the car went 6.40 on a 125 shot in the 1/8th right out of the box on some test passe. I would use a CNC 185 Twisted wedge head before an afr205
06-15-2008, 08:24 PM
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RE: Z304 heads or afr 205
found it!!! dec 2007 issue chp 347 rotating assembley = they were mocking a ford racing crate motor and trying to see if claims were true on hp potential...comp xe 282 cam, z304 heads, f351 roller rockers 1.6's, 1 3/4 headers lt's, elec water pump, victor jr single plane and a holley 750 hp and numbers were 478 hp and 434 ft lbs power band was from 3800 to 6100
06-15-2008, 08:26 PM
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RE: Z304 heads or afr 205
ORIGINAL: woodsy
canfield makes the Z304 heads, they use an offset rocker arm, if you dont know what your doing leave them alone. They make a ton of steam though, I just built a 347 using them, solid roller, carbd in a foxbody and the car went 6.40 on a 125 shot in the 1/8th right out of the box on some test passe. I would use a CNC 185 Twisted wedge head before an afr205
canfield makes the Z304 heads, they use an offset rocker arm, if you dont know what your doing leave them alone. They make a ton of steam though, I just built a 347 using them, solid roller, carbd in a foxbody and the car went 6.40 on a 125 shot in the 1/8th right out of the box on some test passe. I would use a CNC 185 Twisted wedge head before an afr205
06-15-2008, 08:29 PM
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RE: Z304 heads or afr 205
ORIGINAL: mjr46
so canfield is making the head for frpp???
ORIGINAL: woodsy
canfield makes the Z304 heads, they use an offset rocker arm, if you dont know what your doing leave them alone. They make a ton of steam though, I just built a 347 using them, solid roller, carbd in a foxbody and the car went 6.40 on a 125 shot in the 1/8th right out of the box on some test passe. I would use a CNC 185 Twisted wedge head before an afr205
canfield makes the Z304 heads, they use an offset rocker arm, if you dont know what your doing leave them alone. They make a ton of steam though, I just built a 347 using them, solid roller, carbd in a foxbody and the car went 6.40 on a 125 shot in the 1/8th right out of the box on some test passe. I would use a CNC 185 Twisted wedge head before an afr205
06-15-2008, 08:41 PM
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RE: Z304 heads or afr 205-*large pictures*
why is that the canfields at least on the 195's don't have any markings like they used to saying in big letters canfield?? ya know like afr's, edelbrock or trick flows do??? all the canfields that I have recently installed just have a canfield part number
06-15-2008, 08:52 PM
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RE: Z304 heads or afr 205-*large pictures*
yea i saw that, i was looking for a logo or name, but doesnt have it, like the eddy's i have.
thats fine, i got eddy valve covers and when i go to the track and people ask what i have, ill just tell them eddy heads
element of suprise 
thats fine, i got eddy valve covers and when i go to the track and people ask what i have, ill just tell them eddy heads
element of suprise
06-15-2008, 08:53 PM
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RE: Z304 heads or afr 205-*large pictures*
AFR 205's. They have the lightest valvetrain of any of the cylinder heads mentioned, and have a nice cross sectional flow as well.
I do not know who ported the Z304, so that is a big decision.
I do not know who ported the Z304, so that is a big decision.