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I'll take the case!
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These heads are amazing. The quality of work and attention to detail is stunning. I'm still working on my car after rebuilding the motor, but I wanted to throw up some pics of the heads and some flow numbers. The work included refurbishing the heads, 3 angle valve job, polished combustion chambers, and full port and polish including the oil passages.
Let me get my engine working right and broken in and I'll post some times. For now, enjoy the pics! Thank you Frank (devilmanVISA) for doing such a great job! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I'll take the case!
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Flowbench numbers:
Lift Intake Before Intake After Percent Increase 0.1 86 91.9 6.86% 0.2 178 180.9 1.63% 0.3 232.5 254.6 9.51% 0.375 245 283.1 15.55% Lift Exhaust Before Exhaust After Percent Increase 0.1 76.6 136.3 77.94% 0.2 148 218.2 47.43% 0.3 193.1 252.3 30.66% 0.364 201.4 261 29.59% |
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I'll take the case!
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Quote:
I think $25. |
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VR4 whaaaaa?
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How much did this cost?
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1994 VR4 w/ 99 front conversion, Supercar Engineering Big Red Brakes with Coleman Rotors, PST CFDS, THE PROJECT BEGINS: AEM EMS, AEM WB, GM MAP/IAT, Apexi Boost Solenoid, AAM Dual Intake, 2000 Jeep Cherokee - stock for now, Pioneer AVIC-N1 Mideast3s.com |
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Hellfire Master
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That set of heads in the pics outflowed the 3KGT heads pretty much across the board by roughly 30cfm on both sides. The only real differences, other than the styles of porting, where that my heads have stock valves, while the 3KGT heads have oversized ferrea valves. But for those wanting to go the oversize valve route, I have an account with Ferrea so that's not an issue.
If anyone has ANY questions feel free to ask.
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Who will survive and what will be left of them...
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