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I’m super excited! Does that shop have a flow bench? I wonder how much better the heads can do since they’re CNC machined right from ford.
 

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I’m super excited! Does that shop have a flow bench? I wonder how much better the heads can do since they’re CNC machined right from ford.
Pretty sure our heads flow almost as high as Winston cup cars too.
 

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Excited to see what you guys can do with the heads and cams!
 

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My guess is with heads and cams, 93 octane, intake, and tune, 80 - 100 more HP at the crank. With the independent cam timing, i'm going to guess the low range stays about the same, maybe even getting that dip out of the low end. Btw, this is FAR from scientific, just a play on a fun guess. Here's what I predict the curve will look like. Black line is stock, green line is after.

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Again, this is NOT scientific at all but just a fun guess. The torque will stay flatter, more RPM will come out of it, the dips will be mitigated but the torque rise will be less pronounced and less VTEC like.
 

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My guess is with heads and cams, 93 octane, intake, and tune, 80 - 100 more HP at the crank. With the independent cam timing, i'm going to guess the low range stays about the same, maybe even getting that dip out of the low end. Btw, this is FAR from scientific, just a play on a fun guess. Here's what I predict the curve will look like. Black line is stock, green line is after.

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Again, this is NOT scientific at all but just a fun guess. The torque will stay flatter, more RPM will come out of it, the dips will be mitigated but the torque rise will be less pronounced and less VTEC like.
Yep agreed. Good illustration.
 

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That can be a thing.



We do. Heads will be flowed.

-Russ
Cheers.

Is the compression going up? I know Mahle has a 12.5:1 available, but it’s only 0.5 static higher than what we’re at stock.

I’d like a 13:1 to match with the cams/heads. I can see the 650hp realm, 8500+.

:eyebulge:
 

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I am all over this thread. Very very interested to see how this goes.

Might have to ship you a car from Canada...this is an ugly addiction.
 

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I am all over this thread. Very very interested to see how this goes.

Might have to ship you a car from Canada...this is an ugly addiction.
Technically just need to send the engine.

Depending on how this goes we can send both our power plants and get some bulk discount.
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