twisted wedge people

[murphmaster5]

i wanted to get the afr 165 but the twisted wedge are cheaper but my question im worried about the piston valve clearence the afr's are 1.90 intake and the twisted wedge are 2.02 will i be okay with clearence and should i be looking for heads with 1.90 is 2.02 to much for my setup please help buying heads next week thanx

 

[murphmaster5]

ohhh yea ill be running an e cam is that cool with 2.02 on the tw also ive herd bad thing about the spring on the afr but how about the tw springs

 

[sweet88gt]

I had the same concern but went ahead a bought a set anyway. I run an e303 similar cam with stock pistons. I also run 1.6 roller rockers to keep it ok. I would always suggest to check with clay bar. Easier to check the wreck your new high dollar investment.

 

[FullAuto]

It will work. TW will fit a stock shortblock. Your E cam won't be a concern.

 

[Bad92GT]

the valves are pushed up into the heads so it allows for room

 

[rflow50]

that the same setup i was running before i went with a 347 except for the intake, I was running a TFS street intake, an no problems, best time in the 1/4 was a 12.5. You should be doing O.K.

 

[Sicarius428]

I have a similar setup. You can run the stage 1 cam and be fine too which is what I suggest.
Kevin

 

[LB0193]

I also suggest the stage 1 cam and the tfs heads awsome set up far better then AFR

 

[mustangramair]

I run the twisted wedges with the TFS stage 1 cam on stock pistons and it works, i can't say for sure without knowing what pistons you are running.

 

[MatthewP]

I ran the TFS Track Heat heads with a TFS stage 2 cam on a stock 90 short block. With the cam installed straight up, it worked fine. That's a really nice combination if you ask me.

-Matthew