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ebay heads?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-C...Q5fAccessories What do you think?
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09-30-2010, 01:01 AM | #2 |
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Re: ebay heads?
Someone on here might know of them. But at least Patriot gives you flow numbers and are at a decent price.
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09-30-2010, 06:40 PM | #3 |
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Re: ebay heads?
I dont no much about about heads and stuff but it says it can go up to .600 lift does that mean i can get a cam with .600 intake lift? i kinda have my eye on this cam http://www.compcams.com/Company/CC/c...csid=1259&sb=0
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09-30-2010, 06:42 PM | #4 |
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Re: ebay heads?
Yeah and for that price you could go (dare I say it) Pro Comp Aluminum heads.
And yes I would have to agree that the Patriot or other name brands would be a better heads than what these are.
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09-30-2010, 08:57 PM | #5 |
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Ok sounds good i think ima go with these unless they are to big? and what is the combustion chamber what is the difference between 64cc and 72cc?
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09-30-2010, 09:13 PM | #6 |
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All things being equal a smaller chamber is better. For a given piston the smaller chamber will increase compression ratio. Most piston mfgrs wil give you compression ratios for both chamber sizes
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I agree.....I wouldn't pay that for iron heads when you can get aluminum heads for the same price or a little more depending on brand. Do a ebay search on sbc aluminum heads...
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Well you guys no alot more about this stuff than i do so im trying to get about 400-450 hp with just changing the cam and heads my budget is about 1000. Right now i have a 355 with flat top pistons not sure what kind they have two valve reliefs a r/v cam and stock heads. If you guy could give me some ideas i would appreciate it.
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10-01-2010, 12:50 AM | #9 |
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I don't think you're going to be able to get 400-450hp for $1000 without adding some N2O.....even then.
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for 400hp you can get a set of vortec heads and a cam and be just under $1000. 450hp, not likely. it would be better to spend the grand on a good set of heads and get the cam later, or save a little more and get a great set of heads for another 400 or so. I got my AFR 195cc heads from summit for 1400. Those heads with a flat tappet cam on a 355 will make 440 hp. 480 in a 383.
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I'll bet those suckers flow great. Never heard a bad word spoken about AFR heads.
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.490. Here is the link from Summit: CompCams XE274H, as shown in the August 2010 issue of Super Chevy. The 355 made 441hp @ 5900 and 438lb-ft @ 4500. The 383 (which I'm building) made 480hp @ 5700 and 495lb-ft @ 4300.
The 355 had flat tops with 2 valve reliefs and 10.2 compression. The 383 was -9.8cc dished with the same compression.
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There was another 383 I was considering that was built up a few years ago that used powerhouse heads that made 425, so figure 385 or so on a 355 engine. Google Shoe String Stroker and you will find it on their website.
I ultimately went with AFR even though my cam isn't all that big because I can upgrade the cam later if desired and I know the heads will support it.
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Those patriot heads are good BUT you need at least a 400+ inch engine because the 2.08 valve isnt going to flow as good as a smaller valve in a 350+ will. Its called valve shrouding. Patriot makes an excellent steel head (vortec) that I bought and they were 485 shipped without springs and keepers. In my opinion I think a 2.08 valve on a street 383 is too big and the runner volumn is going to kill low end. Heres my head numbers
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just for comparison, here is the flow numbers for the AFR 195cc Eliminator head which has 2.05" intakes. The AFR comp head has 2.08.
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Buy them and find a big ditch and throw them!!!!!!!!!!!
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Also, don't just look at airflow. You need to look at air flow, valve diameter, and runner size. Too big of a valve and runner will slow the speed of the air down, resulting in less cyl fill (meaning less power)..
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ok thanks
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Re: ebay heads?
not trying to steal your thread but what does everyone think about edelbrocks performer RPM heads
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