What heads for a 370 ??
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01-09-2012, 01:07 PM
#5
I'm building a setup close to yours and I talked with Tony Mamo from AFR and he recommended and AFR 230 with a hollow intake valve and his own hand portwork with upgraded 8019 springs. To top it off all titanium keepers and retainers. He quoted us $3850 for the heads.
01-09-2012, 01:20 PM
#7
You are going to need something with a decent deck. AFR or TFS would be my choice. If you don't have an intake yet you could look into PRC or Mast rectangular port heads. Allpro makes a good head too.
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01-09-2012, 06:18 PM
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I think 750-800 wheel on 15 pounds is doable, and maybe 950ish on 20+ pounds. Im thinking low low 9s is doable for me with a transbrake th400. Im also running double adjustable coil overs all the way around.
01-09-2012, 11:29 PM
#18
The AFR 230's are nice. Not so sure that you have to go all out with them either. I'd say that an out of the box set with the upgraded springs would be plenty good. I'd move up to the 245's before spending money on additional port work or fancy hardware.
The TFS heads wont work with the stock rockers so you have to add the cost of aftermarket rockers to that decision.
Mast has a few badass options but you'll need a matching intake. Not sure if you already had one.
The TFS heads wont work with the stock rockers so you have to add the cost of aftermarket rockers to that decision.
Mast has a few badass options but you'll need a matching intake. Not sure if you already had one.
01-10-2012, 12:10 AM
#19
IF your car is built right and leaves right, you will run your 8.80s on stock, untouched heads, and you'll do it on less than 18 pounds of boost.
and, at that boost level you are not going to be lifting the heads if you know what you are doing tuning wise