Best heads for G5X2?
06-26-2005, 08:14 AM
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Best heads for G5X2? Hey everyone. I'm installing a G5X2 on a 114 in my car very soon. I've been wanting one of these cams for a long time and am finally picking one up. I have all the bolt-ons right now, A4, stock heads. I will run cam-only for a while but plan to eventually get some heads for my car. My question is: what will be the best? I want something that will add some good #'s throughout the curve, and also work fairly well when I start spraying. Would 5.3's be good?
06-26-2005, 12:37 PM
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You need to give the cam card specs to your head vendor of choice to identify what head will work best for your "combination". A good porter can build a set of heads to work well w/your cam.
Back in the "olden" days, you'd match the CAM to the HEADS.... not the other way around like I see everyone doing these days. It's ALL about "matching" your parts to work together for maximum efficiancy.
Back in the "olden" days, you'd match the CAM to the HEADS.... not the other way around like I see everyone doing these days. It's ALL about "matching" your parts to work together for maximum efficiancy.
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Originally Posted by LowETz
You need to give the cam card specs to your head vendor of choice to identify what head will work best for your "combination". A good porter can build a set of heads to work well w/your cam.
Back in the "olden" days, you'd match the CAM to the HEADS.... not the other way around like I see everyone doing these days. It's ALL about "matching" your parts to work together for maximum efficiancy.
Back in the "olden" days, you'd match the CAM to the HEADS.... not the other way around like I see everyone doing these days. It's ALL about "matching" your parts to work together for maximum efficiancy.
