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Old 04-26-2005, 09:59 AM
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what does a typical ls1 head flow without port and polish, and how about with port and polish. what does the intake manifold flow?
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LS1 heads usually go high 220s/low 230s on the intake and high 170s/low 180s on the exhaust. Mine ported go 272+ on the intake and 220+ on the exhaust and there are some from other sponsors that go more than that on the bench.
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no flow numbers for .025?

on a side note the camaroz28.com website says there were no 1le camaros in 1998 but i have one in the driveway. whats the story on that?
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no flow numbers for .025?
why
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no flow numbers for .025?


Does it really matter?
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Does it really matter?
it would be nice, id like to be able to crunch all the numbers. ive read low flow is more important than others make it out to be.

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nice website and correct me if im wrong but it didn't say anything about flow at .025 lift.
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.050 and .100 lifts is as far down as you should be worried about and .050 is barely.
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.050 and .100 lifts is as far down as you should be worried about and .050 is barely.


You will never see these numbers in a race.
.25 and .50, yeah right on a pocket bike maybe.
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