Highest flowing sbm heads?

I agree. If I gave the impression that flow benches aren't useful that wasn't my intention. I have head Darrin Morgan say that flow benches will lie to you. I also heard Jon Kaase say he doesn't use a flowbench much anymore. I also heard Warren Johnson say he has never seen a flow bench that was built properly yet. I don't see these comments as meaning flow benches are not useful. I can't speak for any of these guys (that's an understatement) but I think that they have learned some of what they know from years spent on a flowbench, dyno and at the race track. Even if the flowbenh tells you that a gain has been made in flow by changing a port in an area but the dyno and racetrack tell you it's worse that to me is useful information and may give you a better understanding of how a port works. My opinion is that flow benches have been a net gain in the industry as a whole.


My ears although getting bad can tell me a lot. I’m on my third flowbench and I built it the way I wanted it. I can flow up to 36 inches of depression so I can really push things if I’m struggling with an issue. At 28 inches I can flow up to 460 cfm. I’ve bolted down heads just to take airspeed readings in a port. The Doctor J head (Airwolf) was one of the jumpiest heads I’ve ever had on my bench. My digital meter rolled 10-15 cfm at some lifts