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head casting number question...
i am starting homework on getting some heads, car and mods in sig. i know the 243's flow real well and are the zo6 head with light valves etc. i am learing that the 799 casting is the same minus the valves. what other new castings am i missing that will do better than my 853's?
i did pick up a cheap set of low mileage 241's and am thinking about getting them worked on. i cant see my car ever being a super car, i am shooting for a h/c combo with 400+ whp. i know i can do it without getting a high dollar set of heads.
get me started in the right direction fellas
i did pick up a cheap set of low mileage 241's and am thinking about getting them worked on. i cant see my car ever being a super car, i am shooting for a h/c combo with 400+ whp. i know i can do it without getting a high dollar set of heads.
get me started in the right direction fellas
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The 853 and 241 casting with roughly be the same once ported. You can keep your 853 casting and port it or upgrade to a 243 casting or an aftermarket head like TFS, AFR, ETP.
You might be able to get 400 rwhp with just a cam only setup.
You might be able to get 400 rwhp with just a cam only setup.
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yeah i have seen some later model fbodys put down over 400 with stock heads. but i wouldn't mind seeing 430 or so with better flowing heads. anyone else want to chime in on new casting numbers that flow like the 243's???