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Old 03-23-2008, 06:29 AM
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From sifting around the theads i can find, it seems that to get a gain from my Dart 225 as cast heads, the main thing to do is take out some metal from around the valve guide? I am going up to a 4.070 bore so would anyone say any combustion chamber work could be beneficial? Anyone with any actual experience done anything? Cheers.
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Check with Texas Speed. I would avoid trying to port the dart heads.
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Originally Posted by davered00ss
Check with Texas Speed. I would avoid trying to port the dart heads.
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Erm yes...i saw that too!!! i'm assuming somebody got a bit over enthusiastic and took a bit too much out of them!
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Darts respond very well to porting. I would give Bret Bauer or Ed Curtis at Flow Tech Induction a call.
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Originally Posted by 405HP_Z06
Darts respond very well to porting. I would give Bret Bauer or Ed Curtis at Flow Tech Induction a call.
I agree. Bret has done some pretty good things with these heads and works with them a lot.




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