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Old 09-24-2001, 11:08 AM
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Car: 1990 formula
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helping economy--going to order afr's--few ?'s

going to order next week or sooner if i figure out these ?'s
1-plug angle-i have a l98 with slp headers do i want the l98 angle plug version or the straight or angle style?

2-i assume i want the 68cc chambers over the 76cc type?

3-running tpi i have read in other posts that 190's are the largest port thet will seal up properly--anyone verify this?

4- are there any options i should add to the heads when i order?

anything else i'm missing?
thanks for your help.
the car is a 1990 formula 350 with slp headers and catback duel cats,paxton sc 6lb boost,edelbrock tpi manifold,asm ltr,s,and a ported plenum.

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Old 09-24-2001, 01:21 PM
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1.Go with straight plug..i have heard that SLP's do not fit with angle,way to tight.I used straight AFR's with my SLP's with no clearance issues.
2.Yes.68cc, even look into 64cc for a little more compression,but watch it with your charger.
3.Yes.190's are the largest that will seal up to a TPI intake,they still flow enough air,beleive me.
4.Just have them match the springs to what is recommended for your camshaft.
Otherwise you are in good shape,good luck.

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Old 09-25-2001, 10:10 AM
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Car: 1990 formula
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called afr this morningand they said to go with the l98 angle to clear the headers.anyone else with info on this?
i was also thinking that i should get the heads milled to the corvette chamber size at 58cc as i only am running 6 psi boot and the same supercharger kit as mine is availible on a vette so i would assume it would be ok?
they also saidthat the 195's wont work on a tpi ports too tall this seems to be false according to my search-should i go with the 190's as they recommend,this car is a daily driver not a all out quarter mile cruser.
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Old 09-25-2001, 10:47 AM
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As for the plug angle, TRAXION has the L98 angle plug AFR190s and plug access is a breeze.

As for the port entry, IIRC 190s and 195s use the same casting, the 195 just gets some extra porting and is matched to a larger gasket. With the horrible design of the TPI base i don't find it hard to believe that it doens't match right with an enlarged head intake port.

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