Victor Jr Heads

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Lynx331

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Im pulling my car apart this winter and i was thinking of buying a set of victor Jr heads. Does anyone know how much of a difference these would make on my car. My car is a 87 GT which is still speed density. The only mod i have is a Cobra upper and lower intake. Im getting 3.73 gears this winter also. What do you guys think, is there a set of heads thats better? Will my car pass emissions with these on there?

 

TIMMY2734

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Tooo big for you at this point. Your low-end is gonna suck

 

N8Miller

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TIMMY2734 said:

Tooo big for you at this point. Your low-end is gonna suck

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agreed. you should go wtih some performer or PRM heads with 1.94 intake valves. they will make a very nice difference on your car.

 

houstonstangguy

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agreed, way too much for you at this point.

 

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would these heads work good in a street car with about 12 pouds of boost, a decent street cam, and a ported cobra intake?

 

FiveLtrRiceEatr

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From what I hear yes. Check out this link http://www.foxlakeracing.com/index....ds&src=gendocs&link=Edelbrock Victor Jr Heads

the stage 1 supercharge porting would be great for you want.

 

Rick 91GT

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The Vic jrs will also not fit with a stock piston, they have a 2.05" intake valve.