TF & Speedmaster Flow Tests

I had these tests in my computer anyway, so it was easy to print out. This illustrates my concern over my set of CNC SM heads. Hopefully yours are better. There are 4 heads compared against one another on the intake side. A stock Trick Flow 190 CNC ported. A stock Edelbrock RPM (not ported). A Speedmaster factory CNC ported. A stock 1973 Mopar 587 iron casting. All heads have 2.02 valves except the 587 which has 1.88 valve. The CFM graph shows the SM heads to be pretty good, but the velocity and port energy graphs show a different story. I believe the lower velocity and lower port energy would lead to sluggish performance at low rpm.

This graph shows how bad my set of CNC SM's are. With a good valve job the curves should be up there with the TF. It's baffling to me because it takes just as much time to run a bad CNC program as it does a good one.

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People must be putting these heads on non 408 non 7000 plus 340/360, wonder what there experiences are? Pretty bad cfm numbers for the size of the port, obviously ain't ideal but wonder if tolerable especially if you already own a set, I'd give it a try. (definitely wouldn't buy a set) Is there a fix to get the cfm up ? Like bigger valves or something ?