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07-20-2011, 09:50 PM | #1 |
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Chevy Head Question
It's been a long time since I posted last. Due to the tornado in Joplin I have been incredibly busy. I have a set of 193 chevy heads and cant figure which intake fits them. They have six bolts per side and the center bolts are angled differently. Anyone out there using these heads? Which intake are you using?
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07-20-2011, 10:09 PM | #2 |
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Re: Chevy Head Question
read about these and their good low end power, pretty sure the edelbrock performer series makes one to fit but you have to specify the 72 degree center bolt holes when ordering to receive the correct intake
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its all about the +6 inches
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a quick google search seems to point to the heads are decent for low end torque, not worth dropping much money into.
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07-21-2011, 10:11 PM | #4 |
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Hey thanks forthe info. I got the heads RIGHT 100.00 for the set. Valve job,springs guides etc..... Lookin for good torque from the engine. going on a 10/20 4bolt 350 bored .040 over,flat top pistons, 292 grind earson cam 480 lift 108* duration. A833 O/D trans(.73 to 1 in O/D) 3.73 rearend. Should be real fun to drive.!!!! The 72 degree looks right. I lost all the pics when the computer crashed last month.
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nice, post a video when you're done and she's running
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07-22-2011, 01:20 AM | #6 |
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292 grind, one of the best there is for the sbc IMO.
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07-22-2011, 02:23 AM | #7 |
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I don't want to sound like a downer, but that cam work WAY out of the power range of those heads. Right around the time that cam comes in those heads fall off.
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07-23-2011, 08:33 AM | #8 |
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Thanks, but were not lookin for a screamin engine, just one that has good torque, and pulls good. If the cam is too much i can always switch it out. the springs are good to +.50 lift. Engine shop said the cam would b a good one for that reason. We dont plan on goin past 5800 rpm with the motor. Ill post pics soon. We r puting on the rockers today and hanging the front clip for fit and will block sand it for paint disasimble it and paint it within a week or so, if things go good. It's one of those things, we did alot of rust repair on the door posts, hopefully the rockers fit good. i rebuilt them and did'nt buy the patch panells. measured fifteen times and then took a educated guess! Oh it's a 69 chevy cst big block truck, originally. Goin to paint it light olive green.
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If it's based on the Comp Cams Magnum 292H grind... you'll need to run a stall converter, headers, and other go fast stuff. It's a pretty snotty street cam. That cam likes RPM's.
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07-23-2011, 09:23 PM | #10 |
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We got an new process A833 4 speed o/d trans with a 15 in clutch. Set of long tube heders, 3.73 rearend. With this cam the engine should pull REAL STRONG up to 6000 rpm. But we do not plan to rev the engine past that. The heads should run out of steam around 6000rpm so there is no need to have heads that go past that. Holly 700 Double Pumper jetted 72 primary and 77 secondary. More than enough to run this. Will probally have to re-jet it though might be too big, we will se.
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07-24-2011, 08:46 AM | #12 |
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Thanks Bigkev, we will se. I was given the carb. We rebuilt it, and are going to give it a try. The heads are certinally not the best out there,but definately not the 906's. They dont have the hardened seats that totally kill the flow. Its all a give and take. My pocket book quit giving, so I took the freebie stuff. Better than a stick in the eye. Keep the opinions comming!!
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07-24-2011, 11:02 AM | #13 |
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I'll check the storage locker Tuesday or Wednesday, If I have a Cam that will work better for you, you can have it. I have at least 12 cams in there. I've found that the 193 heads work great with the summit 1102 grind. If you do run the cam you have I'd run it 2-4 degrees advanced, and with 1.6 rocker on the exhaust. Those heads respond much better wit more exhaust lift. I understand your budget constraints as I tend to be cheap. Not cheap in the sense that I'll use parts that don't match, more like I'll spend a year gathering the parts I want when they pop up at the price I'm willing to pay. Regardless, best of luck on your build. Oh yeah, your vacuum gauge is going to be critical in getting that combo to act streetable.
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Also what are you referring to with the 906 vortecs?
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07-24-2011, 07:06 PM | #15 |
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906's have a hardend seat that extends into the runner that restricts the air flow. the 193 heads do not. Although the 193 heads are not high reving heads they do provide good low end torque and improved fuel mileage above the the older chevrolet heads. True they are NOT trick flow heads, but they are a step up from smog heads. My
cam range is from 2200 to 5800 the heads run out at 5500 thats a pretty close match. I do see what you are talking about on the carb. A 600cfm is probally a better choice than the Holly. I am seriously considerng it. Oh the cams specs are as follows. 230* intake and exaust 480* lift intake and exaust 108* duration cam has a built in 4* advance |
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07-25-2011, 01:15 PM | #17 |
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Thanks for the info. I appreciate the input I'll look into it, but I'm pretty happy with the combo I've got if it dosent run right its not exactly a permanent thing i can always go back with a lower torquing cam.
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07-25-2011, 08:06 PM | #18 |
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Well, one thing for sure, I AM NOT an experienced engine builder. The whole dynamics of the head/cam relationship can certinally confuse the heck out of alot of people. We told the engine shop we wanted a motor that had very good low end torque and did not plan to rev the engine much above 5000rpm. This was the combo he came up with. Maybe he was right maybe he was wrong. In any rate it was only bout $80.00 for the cam. If you can explain the relationship differences of the two cams. It would definately be easier at this point to switch them out. Im open for all ideas.
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