AFR 210 RACE--BRODIX STST1 215---CANFIELD 220 I FOUND THAT THE CANFIELD HEAD FLOWED BETTER SO GUYS TELL ME WHICH ONE IS BETTER A BOOK CAN SAY ANYTHING NEED SOME ONE WHO HAS FLOWED THEM TO GIVE ME SOME NUMBERS THANKS JOHNNY

 

All 3 are good heads. I was going to go with Canfield 220's a while ago. They do flow really well. They are based off of the older nascar PONTIAC 867 head. Can't go wrong with any of them. Flow numbers sometimes don't mean that much.

 

thanks for letting me know i have never used any of those named heads i got a new solid roller going in a 406 an i need a head that does good between 3500--7000 an those seem to be the best for my motor as far as flow numbers go an the rpm range

 

what's the specs on the motor?

 

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all 3 of these heads will make torque, just higher in the rpm range. IMO, if was using a brodix aluminum with a carillo rods and a bryant, i would not waste my money on a 23 degree head. Go straight for the 18 degree or 15 degree. But the cam seems small.

 

what would you do to make the cam better i had crower build it for me an im not the best at cams so any help would be great

 

i would go more on the duration. Lift and lobe sep seem OK. I have a 270/274 in my 383sbc.

 

ok well here are the numbers on the cam --intake 19--43 exhaust 54 --14--- @.050 242---248-----what would you change the numbers to-- to keep it in the 4000--6000 range with peak torque being at 6000

 

you might want to stick with that cam then, if yu want peak tq at 6000. with that cam your on 106 lobe sep and probaly 102 intake centerline. that is advanced alittle so that will help out peak torque numbers.