Think it's this oneThe Edelbrock Victor head build that top well over 700 hp was done with a cam @255 intake duration. The CID was IIRC, 376.
737-770 hp 376
376 cid Mopar Engine - Engine Builder Magazine
Think it's this oneThe Edelbrock Victor head build that top well over 700 hp was done with a cam @255 intake duration. The CID was IIRC, 376.
The cost of the valves and the valve job ..even without a blend, it'll pick up power.So a 2.05 won't help much? After spending $2000 that's totally out of the question.
I should clarify. Someone commented about getting the heads cnc ported. That's what I meant was out of the question.The cost of the valves and the valve job ..even without a blend, it'll pick up power.
So....
Is it worth it?
Aren't all Trick Flows CNC ported?I should clarify. Someone commented about getting the heads cnc ported. That's what I meant was out of the question.
Aren't all Trick Flows CNC ported?
I didn't know they offered an as cast version.
At least when I bought mine they only offered 3 version's,
All were CNC ported
Just different spring/retainer packages for whatever Cam type you are using.
Shouldn't you be able ootb make 550 hp with the right cam ?
The TF 190 head is CNC ported from the factory. 550 hp is within reach with a TF 190 as cast.
Yes sir! That’s the one. Anyone can reasonably duplicate this build slightly defined for the street by skipping the head porting and running a 11-1 compression ratio. The one thing that would be a big HP killer is not using a tunnel ram.