Got any info on the 175cc Trick Flow heads?
Got any info on the 175cc Trick Flow heads?
How good are these? Would I be better off with some AFR 180's? I'm gonna run a 215/218 cam and can't decide on a 350 or maybe a 383 (got torque?
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Car: 85' Z28
Engine: 383 roller
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: Ford 9" 3.70
I have these heads with 185cc and bit of port work. Heres the flow bench from the shop. http://img287.imageshack.us/my.php?i...astscan4va.jpg
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85z28guy - Your heads have some outstanding flow on the intake side. Your exhaust side needs some help though. Did they backcut or radius the exhaust valves?
Your should either be running a cam with much more duration on the exhaust 10-12 degrees or have more port work done on your exhaust side.
Your should either be running a cam with much more duration on the exhaust 10-12 degrees or have more port work done on your exhaust side.
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IMO, the Trick Flows are some of the better ones out there, especially if you don't want to drop the cash for AFR's.
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