Are Dart 205s worth the price?
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Hell yeah they are a good buy for the price, especially when trying to do a nice budget setup with a larger cam.
You get a nice as cast head with a aftermarket casting, good valves/springs, etc, and you get the benifit of raised compression with the 62cc setup without loosing piston to valve clearence.
Tough head to beat for the dollar.
You get a nice as cast head with a aftermarket casting, good valves/springs, etc, and you get the benifit of raised compression with the 62cc setup without loosing piston to valve clearence.
Tough head to beat for the dollar.
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Originally Posted by N4cer
I'm sorry, the topic is about Dart heads, not AFRs. But thanks for trying to help, man!
You dork buy the Dart's My ETP head's will be here next week
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Originally Posted by quiet_storm98
sorry to hijack your thread but i am also interested in dart heads and i wanted to know when are they supposed to come out with their CNC program for these heads?? Also how well do they perform when they are ported??
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all the threads i read about the dart ported heads said that they had oil consuption problems i would say there is no need to port them for a stock cube motor unless your running a huge cam and in that case why not just get the 225's if i modified them at all i would mill them but then you would have to fly cut i think they performed well and surpassed my expectations.