ET Performance flow numbers and impressions
09-15-2005, 02:50 PM
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ET Performance flow numbers and impressions The flow numbers that are attached are the number that we got off of our flow bench which is a SF600. we used a clayed radius, a 1 3/4 straight pipe that is 7 inches long and a 4.000 bore adapter and flowed at 28 inches of water. i spec the heads out before i flowed them. the combustion chamber came out to be 72.8 cc's the intake runner was 224.7 cc's and the exhaust runner came out to 91.5 cc's installed height on all the valves were dead on 1.800 and they were packaged extremely well. one packaged up head weighed in at 38 lbs. 
what a beafy head. not one single detail was left out on these heads. all 10 main bolt holes have steel inserts and the rocker bolt holes are heilcoiled. waited awhile for them but after seeing them if i had to wait two more months i would have definelty be more than willing to. 
just want to say thanks to the guys up at ET for bringing a great product to my door.
these flow numbers are the advertised numbers that we email to me by ETP.
225cc 11° Valve Angle
Intake Exhaust
.100" 71 57
.200" 153 114
.300" 208 163
.400" 265 204
.500" 308 222
.550" 320 228
.600" 328 231
.650" 332 234
.700" 320 236
*Flowed on 4.000" Bore w/o pipe
below are the numbers we got.
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.100 66.92 56.35
.200 142.88 121.72
.300 213.45 176.51
.350 243.45 203.30
.400 267.57 219.06
.450 289.43 230.73
.500 303.85 242.07
.550 314.78 248.38
.600 323.53 252.16
.650 327.90 255.31
average intake 249.41
average exhaust 200.56
what a beafy head. not one single detail was left out on these heads. all 10 main bolt holes have steel inserts and the rocker bolt holes are heilcoiled. waited awhile for them but after seeing them if i had to wait two more months i would have definelty be more than willing to. just want to say thanks to the guys up at ET for bringing a great product to my door.these flow numbers are the advertised numbers that we email to me by ETP.
225cc 11° Valve Angle
Intake Exhaust
.100" 71 57
.200" 153 114
.300" 208 163
.400" 265 204
.500" 308 222
.550" 320 228
.600" 328 231
.650" 332 234
.700" 320 236
*Flowed on 4.000" Bore w/o pipe
below are the numbers we got.
I E
.100 66.92 56.35
.200 142.88 121.72
.300 213.45 176.51
.350 243.45 203.30
.400 267.57 219.06
.450 289.43 230.73
.500 303.85 242.07
.550 314.78 248.38
.600 323.53 252.16
.650 327.90 255.31
average intake 249.41
average exhaust 200.56
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09-15-2005, 03:14 PM
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Last edited by Demon SS : Today at 03:03 PM. Reason: i am retarded
Still good #s from your bench, especially w/ the pipe.
oh and throw some pictures up for everyone, since you know it will be asked
09-15-2005, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Brandon
LMAO Scott!
Still good #s from your bench, especially w/ the pipe.
oh and throw some pictures up for everyone, since you know it will be asked
Still good #s from your bench, especially w/ the pipe.
oh and throw some pictures up for everyone, since you know it will be asked
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09-15-2005, 05:22 PM
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et heads Thanks Scot for the kudos, we always appreciate the good feedback, the numbers look relitively close too, could be as simple as a back angle on a valve.
09-15-2005, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by cary et performance
Thanks Scot for the kudos, we always appreciate the good feedback, the numbers look relitively close too, could be as simple as a back angle on a valve.
thanks
brad
And yes, they do have a 240ish program running for those who asked. 
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Originally Posted by liftin'em on nittos
what's a set of 240s with the 11* valve angle run, about $3000?
Thanks,
Cary at ET Performance
09-16-2005, 02:44 AM
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My heads I'll save you some work, Brad. Here are the pictures that were sent to me from Craig at Et Performance. These are the heads I have been waiting on for so long, but it appears that may have been worth the wait.
09-16-2005, 06:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Blown408
I'll save you some work, Brad. Here are the pictures that were sent to me from Craig at Et Performance. These are the heads I have been waiting on for so long, but it appears that may have been worth the wait.
