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Posted: Dec. 14 2003,9:01 am |
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Slow my ass, I seen it run!.
Steve, if you're looking for top end power the square ports are the way to go, especially since you have the intake setup already. Aluminum or iron?, that depends on a few things, if you want to save weight, aluminums are half the weight as irons, aluminums don't retain heat like the irons do though, and the aluminums are a lot more expensive. With what you have, a set of 990's with 2.25IN and 1.88EX, clean up all the sharp edges, gasket match the ports and you could have 600HP easy. That cam is a little small though and with a 108 centers, you are losing compression from the overlap. If you plan on staying with low compression, I would use a cam with 112 centers but I would recommend stepping up the compression a bit regardless....Hope this helps....
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Posted: Dec. 14 2003,7:05 pm |
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Ok let's start from square one here. What heads do you have?, are they 049's??. You say you had to have the pistons cut for clearance for 622 lift??, then you don't have open chambered heads?, what CC's are your chambers??. With 12.5 to 1 open chamber TRW pistons you can run up to 700 lift without fly cutting the pistons. 990 heads are 119 cc's, my cam has 669 lift and I have tons or room. If you plan on 990 heads, I think you will have to change pistons also if I got the picture right??..
BTW, you can bring it over anytime, MONEY determines how long it will take!...
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Posted: Dec. 15 2003,6:49 am |
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Actually they are semi-open chamber heads. The early ones had a chamber similar to the closed chamber exept they were opened up a bit, the later ones were an imissions head that had most of the quench area removed and both were around 113CC's if I remember right and required a flat type dome piston. The full open chambered head like the 990's are 122CC's and take a large dome piston. These pistons will not fit with the 113CC heads. If you use the 990 head with the shallow dome piston you won't have much compression at all. GM now offers an aluminum open chambered oval port head and I do believe the chambers are 119CC's!...
Does this mean the Less Money I give you the more of a Hurry you'll be to get it Finished?.....That's funny!..
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Posted: Dec. 15 2003,10:41 am |
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Quote (Beautiful Noise @ Dec. 15 2003,9:16 am) | If I bump the compression UP should I use this type of head (GM now offers an aluminum open chambered oval port head) or go with a rectangular port head and what should I bump it UP to and still be OK on gas along with some additive maybe or mixed AV Gas?Then will my 660's handle this or change over to 750's. Art,Just think I have all winter long to ask you Question's........lol   Â
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If you're looking to run hard, I would go with the 990's(unless you want to spend the $$$$. My previous motor was a 440, 990's, 12.5 to 1, solid flat tappet cam with 108 centers, this tunnelram with 660's. I mixed 50/50 Avgas and 92 octane, 36 lead. With 18 gears, an 11 1/2x14 prop, I ran 9.99 at 106 at 7500rpm's in a quarter. With a 468 you should do better!....
Sipping FEE!. Aren't you going to deliver it??..
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Posted: Dec. 15 2003,10:51 am |
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Quote (AZKC @ Dec. 15 2003,9:20 am) | So back to the not retaining the heat comment. Is that bad for combustion because boats run so cold. |
Heat in the chambers make power and the aluminums don't retain it like the irons do, and the fact that it's harder to get heat in the motor to begin with don't help. On the other hand you're taking 75lbs off the motor with the aluminums!. So, a little more power or weight savings????, oh and more money!..Decisions, decisions!!!..
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Posted: Dec. 16 2003,4:52 am |
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Anytime Steve, I'll keep an eye out for a good set of heads for ya. With that prop and gears with a little power you'll be kicking some ass!..
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Posted: Dec. 17 2003,7:22 am |
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I sure will Steve!. Of course you know you will be 20hp under me, kicking my ass is not permitted!..
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Posted: Dec. 17 2003,6:36 pm |
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Quote (Beautiful Noise @ Dec. 17 2003,5:03 pm) | Quote (GoFastRacer @ Dec. 17 2003,7:22 am) | kicking my ass is not permitted!.. Â |
Art,Once you get the Wife's Boat Ready I'll leave that part up to her     |
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Posted: Dec. 17 2003,6:39 pm |
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Quote (Sleek-Jet @ Dec. 17 2003,5:44 pm) | BN, if you decide on new heads, can I have first try at buying your current set???? Â If you decide to sell them and all. Â |
I thought you were a die hard Olds type guy!..
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Posted: Dec. 17 2003,7:10 pm |
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Quote (GoFastRacer @ Dec. 17 2003,7:39 pm) | Quote (Sleek-Jet @ Dec. 17 2003,5:44 pm) | BN, if you decide on new heads, can I have first try at buying your current set???? Â If you decide to sell them and all. Â |
I thought you were a die hard Olds type guy!.. Â Â |
What, you mean I can't put those heads on my olds???? Â Were they not built by general motors? Â Everyone knows that any GM part will fit any GM product. Â
No, I'm looking for an open chamber head for my truck motor. Â I've got the old closed chamber rectangle port now, and I really need to drop the compression with the new motor.
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Posted: Dec. 17 2003,7:36 pm |
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Wow square port heads on a tow vehicle, that has to be a dud on the bottom end!. Are you plagued with the smog gods where you're at?? if you are I have a cherry set of later ovals(not the peanut head) that are the imissions type!. If you're nice maybe Steve would pop a valve cover and look at the numbers on his and see what he has!. If smog ain't a concern then the best ones would be the 049's!..
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Posted: Dec. 17 2003,7:47 pm |
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LMAO, you'll find out how much after you put the ovals on!, I tried it once!.
Well you don't want my heads LOL, maybe Steve's are 049's?, I'll keep an eye out for a set for ya!..
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