Please refrain from posting links to active sales/auctions in the discussion forums.
Pictures and/or data about items in question are acceptable.
Thanks,
~Daggs
Not to be harsh, but while this may not be tech per se, posting a link to an active sale/auction is no different than posting a link to one that already expired. It would take me two clicks to see if the seller has more of the same item, or relisted that one if it didn't sell. One click if it lists some of their other items in the bottom of that auction. I'm not sure I see any difference between posting eBay links, or someone looking for a certain part and someone posting a link to the part on 50resto's website. I know it's not your rule, but I felt the need to point out the flaw in that rule for some reason.
Now on to the heads... I, too would like to see some flow numbers on them. I bet they wouldn't work on a stock shortblock since they appear to be inline valves, and a 2.02 intake would probably hit the piston without flycutting it first.
so what heads can i run on a stock shortblock and pistons?
what makes it ok and not ok?
you can run afr 165s, trick flows tw's, edelbrock performers, etc....theres quite a few that you can run without worrying about piston to valve clearance
1.90 intake valve O.K with stock pistons, 2.02 valves without flycutting the pistons NOT O.Kso what heads can i run on a stock shortblock and pistons?
what makes it ok and not ok?
1.90 intake valve O.K with stock pistons, 2.02 valves without flycutting the pistons NOT O.K
1.90 intake valve O.K with stock pistons, 2.02 valves without flycutting the pistons NOT O.K
thanks bro
aluminum gt40's ( x's or y's ) ?
what heads can i not run...
Except TW heads, which do have 2.02 intake valves, but aren't an inline valve setup.
You can run all forms of GT40 heads...cast iron and aluminum without notching the stock pistons.
Look for heads that run a 1.94"-1.90" or smaller intake valves.
Heads that run 2.02" intake valves will not clear stock pistons without notching.
The EXCEPTION is TrickFlow's TwistedWedge heads with 2.02" because of the orientation of the valves is canted to allow for clearence.
thank you for the help. do the aluminum gt40s flow pretty decent?
GT40 aluminums are the lower end the flow compared to other aluminums. But, they do flow better than the cast irons and weigh less too. I got mine for $724 to my door.
Click the link
http://forums.stangnet.com/showpost.php?p=6462793&postcount=2
how did you get gt40 alum's for $724 shipped???? and where???
also, how does these flow numbers sound?
219/154 @ .500 ( but they have 1.94 valves....too much? )
http://classifieds.stangnet.com/showproduct.php?product=39297&cat=3
http://thumperoforangepark.com/
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