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Old 09-12-2007, 12:10 AM   #51
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Wow! Didn't see how bad these are in stock form. Good thread
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Re: Swirl port heads and why they need to go

Does no one have pics om what to aim for when porting 193s? How to shape the ports?


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So just a quick question whats the difference bewteen the 193's and the 191's...just wondering cuz I have a set of 191's...

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You head guys are misdirecting the average engine builder by dismissing the swirl jobs entirely. I've got three small blocks running them and for use under 5000 RPM they seem like they would be more efficient than some stock heads. I drive my cars on the street, they never see 5000 RPMs. So what matter is flow up there? If you don't own any heads, I agree, don't buy swirlys,, If you have a set and they are not cracked, put your money in pistons and cams..If you haven't won a race by the time you get to maximum head flow---
i run 193 heads on my stock car small block 350 4 bolt main, with 480/480 hyrd cam. 1.94/1.60 vales .40 over K.B. flat top pistons ,vortec rods. tourqer 2 intake and headers ,84 camaro steel fly wheel , 650 double pumper holly, 5.5 lbs balancer . on 1/3 mile high bank track. the car comes of the corner really good but the end of the straight away it stops pulling about 5800 rpm. . but corners is were you wins races. this year i am putting 2.02 1.60 vales with 507/507 lift 247/247 solid cam, with 1lb balancer engine will be fully balance. to see if the top end will come around. Will this help?
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