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    Heads WILL make a difference. But you can make good power unported even, just have to shove more boost through it. I'm a FIRM believer in having the heads ported though, easier on the motor as a whole because there's less boost being pushed through it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird_1995 View Post
    Good point. Eh say 600 at the crank?
    a good set of ported stock casting will do it. but the rest of the stuff will need to be up to the task also.
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    Well then, for the money, I guess it makes sense to up the cubes to 383. Id be thrilled for 500 at the wheels. Now I need to go reconsider all those 383 rotating assemblies...
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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird_1995 View Post
    Well then, for the money, I guess it makes sense to up the cubes to 383. Id be thrilled for 500 at the wheels. Now I need to go reconsider all those 383 rotating assemblies...
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    Haven't decided yet. Id like to do a turbo. Plenty of room to jam 1 or 2 in the dance floor of an engine bay
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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird_1995 View Post
    Haven't decided yet. Id like to do a turbo. Plenty of room to jam 1 or 2 in the dance floor of an engine bay
    Well if thats the case, your going to be even more efficient than I am... so figure if your heads and cam are similar, and you do a 383, your power will be higher than my numbers....


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    you can make quite a bit of power with the stock heads. With boost you dont need huge cam and heads to make the power. Granted there are limits to the head, but no need to go 227's either unless an all out drag car. Not saying you can run them being boost will mask up the doggy bottom of having huge heads compared to NA setup. If I have TPIS/AFR 187's on now and from what I made 12 psi with stock heads I now make 3 psi. Same volume less pressure as they were saying.
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    Its true... u dont need huge heads. Ive always been one to buy larger clothes so they last longer and i can grow into them eventually.
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