trick flow makes heads for 305's
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From: Byhalia MS, just south of memphis
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guys, keep your eyes open as RHS is back in biz here in memphis. we just sent out a $28,000 order and one more a good bit larger. we arent in full swing of doing the head work, motors and such like back in the day but we are aiming towards this.
i know all this first hand as im in the comp shipping dept.
i know all this first hand as im in the comp shipping dept.
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What are you guys talking about. I know three guys here in Nashville running 10+ psi on their LT1 cars. That is just guys that I know and talk to at least a few times a week. Close friends of mine. Two w/ S trim Vortecs and another who WAS running a P600 Procharger. The two vortec guys are hitting around 15 psi. They are both really close to the 9:1 range. 9:1 is good for about 15 psi from guys I have talked to. Get any more than that you need 8.5-9:1 range...
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From: El Paso, Texas
Car: 2000 Trans Am and a 85 Iroc-Z
Engine: The Mighty LS1& 305 just beat meTPI
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I wonder how these would flow on my 305. I am in need of heads now since something bad happened to my heads
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I am leaning towards the World heads but these heads are really really nice. Whats the opinion on me getting these heads for the 305 sitting in the roc. I do have a set of 416's laying around as well.
.I am leaning towards the World heads but these heads are really really nice. Whats the opinion on me getting these heads for the 305 sitting in the roc. I do have a set of 416's laying around as well.
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flow numbers for the trick flow heads, check out this post:
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...t=flow+numbers
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...t=flow+numbers
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Car: 2000 Trans Am and a 85 Iroc-Z
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Transmission: 4L60E and 700R4
Nice flow numbers but it seems that the 416's might be a better deal for a relativily stock motor. Unless I get the First Injection set up that I want.
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From: Harford County, MD
Car: camaro sportcoupe
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i want to get these heads and the comp cams xe274. i think they would work really well together in my 305.
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Car: 2000 Trans Am and a 85 Iroc-Z
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Yeah I agree. I am thinking about getting them maybe they will come in handy. Just got a new cam A Comp Cams .464/.464 lift. Lets see if it helps any although I will need computer mods now.
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Re: trick flow makes heads for 305's
I know this post is 5 years old, but .... Did anybody ever get these heads? Are they happy with them?
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