cylinder heads
#11
cylinder heads
I can't find it now but iirc in the 'street' class (afr 165, etc.) the afr was top, closely followed by the edelbrocks, then the others. If somebody's still got the mag running around throw it on the scanner and post that s**t.
#12
cylinder heads
damn I'm going to start sending my cust to the 5.0 mustang mag. for building thier engines *LOL*....
there a great head those other are nice itn the stock forn but when and up grades are needed that's where they get left behind
with the right cam and the 185's it's a great daily driver and thoses weekend races to the licquar store*L*
there a great head those other are nice itn the stock forn but when and up grades are needed that's where they get left behind
with the right cam and the 185's it's a great daily driver and thoses weekend races to the licquar store*L*
#13
cylinder heads
What you could do is remove your stock heads, clean them up, and take them to a COMPETENT machinest that has a good rep on doing porting. You will get your heads to outflow almost aftermarket head. Aftermarket heads have a greater potential for porting, but thats just a suggestion.
#15
cylinder heads
http://www.trickflow.comtwisted wedge all the way. cheaper and same performance. plus, great customer service. havent heard nething bad about them ever, only great comments.<IMG src=smileys/smiley16.gif border="0">
#16
cylinder heads
Twisted Edge is great and flows better than the 165cc, barely, but the 185cc outperforms it by far, and later on Im going to want the 185cc i know... SO I want to buy those know and probably trick flow track heat intake manifold and port match it.</P>
#19
cylinder heads
When using any of these heads is there any modification that need to be made to the piston heads? Will there be enough clearance for the valve and the piston dish? <IMG src=smileys/smiley3.gif border="0">
#20
cylinder heads
Originally Posted by Red5Ltr
When using any of these heads is there any modification that need to be made to the piston heads? Will there be enough clearance for the valve and the piston dish? <IMG src=smileys/smiley3.gif border="0">
i know that you can't use conventional dome pistons with the trick flow stuff. you need flat top or TFS domed pistons for higher compression.<IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0"></P>