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mismy69swinger

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Whats everybodys heads flowing? Mine are flowing at 286 at .600 lift anybody know what kinda hp this thing is going to make?
 
And what type of head is this and what mods where done,my crystal is in the shop so I can,t see what head you are using,small block or big block,mrmopartech
 
It's gonna make zero horse power. Heads caint make horse power by them selves. They just sit there.
 
Edelbrock sbm. Raised roof .080",push rod pinch,down to .060" thick,worked the runner past the bolt hole.2.02/1.60 valves,ootb valve job. Flowed 280-ish ,at .550.
 
And what type of head is this and what mods where done,my crystal is in the shop so I can,t see what head you are using,small block or big block,mrmopartech

Get that ball out the shop I need it lol. It's a 340 but now they call it a 416 10.5 750 dp all msd Ed heads and air gap intake
 
These were done by MCH cnc about 4 yrs ago....these heads are still in the box...but another set MCH did at the sometime are on my 71 Demon.
 

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First, what cam is in it? Second - what are the flow number sfor .100 - .550?
 
Your question is very general. You'll need to post all the specs about your engine that you can. In general (very) a head (or engine combo) being pushed has the abilty to produce the CFM X's 2 for HP or more. 286 x 2 = 572 HP this is potential and will only work when you put the screws to the build. A milder cam, compression ratio, sub par intake, to small of a carb, the list goes on and on. But these things will make and break the possible out come for any build, even more so when you try and make the CFM C's 2 work for you.
 
Well they tried headers that are 1 7/8 for 550+ horsepower mine should be on a dyno soon so I guess I can't wait until than to see if it breaks the 550 mark
 
Well they tried headers that are 1 7/8 for 550+ horsepower mine should be on a dyno soon so I guess I can't wait until than to see if it breaks the 550 mark

you using a (mopar) machine shop in dallas?
which one?
i've only been told bout chevy places.
 
you using a (mopar) machine shop in dallas?
which one?
i've only been told bout chevy places.

He does a lot of Chevy and ford some big block mopar I think this might be his first small block I put the name of the place in here he is real picky so let's hope he did a good job. Will find out in maybe a week
 
Peak flow means very little... So you ned to fill in more blanks.
 
rumblefish360,

roller cam, 13.1 comp, tunnel ram with a pair of 650 holleys. w2 heads with 2.02/1.60 valves.

just your average small block stroker
 
rumblefish360,

roller cam, 13.1 comp, tunnel ram with a pair of 650 holleys. w2 heads with 2.02/1.60 valves.

just your average small block stroker

What does it run? Just curious, because on another post you had not run it yet but you were thinking 10.7's....I would think with that much power you would do MUCH better than that (even in a heavy car). Heck, my car has over 100 hp less and it can run 10.7's @ 3200lbs in good air.

Back to the original topic, my Edelbrocks were stage 2 ported by Ryan Johnson. I know they can support a little over 600hp, but I have a small cam/low compression/small carb setup that makes it low maintenance and easy on parts right now….and it is SUPER consistent at the track, so I really don’t want to change it at the moment….It’s my low maintenance 10 second street car:D:D:D. Here are my head flow numbers:

LIFT--IN/EX
.100"--63.0/NA
.200"--137.9/98.2
.300"--191.6/141.9
.400"--243.8/171.9
.450"--262.2/181.5
.500"--281.3/188.4
.550"--289.8/193.8
.600"--292.9/196.6
.650"--292.9/199.9
.700"--292.9/202.1
 
Flyfish,

I did 2 passes this spring. Not a good night. No traction, humid and 4500' of air.

Ran 11.01 @ 124. 60' was 1.74. Spinning for a good 30'. 1st gear was a waste.

I haven't got back to the track because of rain.
 
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