Ported X head pics

No, the chambers were larger and relatively consistant. People take internet postings as fact, but us old timers who actually measured things and can remember how things were back in the day, can tell you the real deal if you care to listen. NHRA minimum chambers are not as cast, but the smallest chambers legal for "Stock" and "Super Stock" class racing. See post #26

The 894's I have are orig from my 69 cuda, so fall into the 68-71 category above.
I spoke to a respected machinist here on fabo and there are differences between the 2.02 J's and the X's.
I'll have to see what I can find for cutaway pics. Of course the templates I found dont cover the X's :BangHead: :mob::wtf:
Agreed there are differences from X to Js mainly the combustion chamber size from what i remember. I do think when people say they "flow the same" they are talking CFM in stock form. I would believe there are differences in the casting but have no evidence. Most just say they "flow the same". On another note what are you guys using to get castings clean? is it shot peening? I am also wondering who does this work at home vs a machine shop? I am interested in a Black and decker style valve seat refinishing kit . They are roughly 4-500 dollars, does anyone here refinish valve seats at home? or is it a machine shop only process? Alot of machine shops are drying up in my area so I am thinking it may be good to start rebuilding OEM style heads at home part time, who knows how it would pan out. May be a retirement gig like sharpening lawnmower blades LOL! For the record I took machine shop in tech school, I just never worked at a machine shop. There was more money to be made flat rate at the time as a line tech. I have a vague knowledge of how to check heads for wear etc and how to repair it. I say vague because I went to tech school almost 30 years ago LOL!