Trick Flow Heads
01-12-2006, 06:17 PM
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Trick Flow Heads Anyone have any info on these? I see Summit now has them listed on their sight with a Jan 20th ship date. I assume the 13.5 degree would give a better PTV clerance for larger cams.
01-13-2006, 01:50 AM
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That would be "flow really well"
Not calling you ignorant but you should wouldn't want to "sound" that way.
And yes I am the grammar police, even though I'm not so wonderfull at it myself.
Trickflow lists the heads as:
.100 68 55
.200 142 115
.300 215 185
.400 260 230
.500 300 251
.600 320 259
Bret
Not calling you ignorant but you should wouldn't want to "sound" that way.
And yes I am the grammar police, even though I'm not so wonderfull at it myself.
Trickflow lists the heads as:
.100 68 55
.200 142 115
.300 215 185
.400 260 230
.500 300 251
.600 320 259
Bret
01-13-2006, 01:54 AM
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Originally Posted by SStrokerAce
That would be "flow really well"
Not calling you ignorant but you should wouldn't want to "sound" that way.
And yes I am the grammar police, even though I'm not so wonderfull at it myself.
Trickflow lists the heads as:
.100 68 55
.200 142 115
.300 215 185
.400 260 230
.500 300 251
.600 320 259
Bret
Not calling you ignorant but you should wouldn't want to "sound" that way.
And yes I am the grammar police, even though I'm not so wonderfull at it myself.
Trickflow lists the heads as:
.100 68 55
.200 142 115
.300 215 185
.400 260 230
.500 300 251
.600 320 259
Bret
01-13-2006, 02:34 AM
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Originally Posted by SStrokerAce
That would be "flow really well"
Not calling you ignorant but you should wouldn't want to "sound" that way.
And yes I am the grammar police, even though I'm not so wonderfull at it myself.
Trickflow lists the heads as:
.100 68 55
.200 142 115
.300 215 185
.400 260 230
.500 300 251
.600 320 259
Bret
Not calling you ignorant but you should wouldn't want to "sound" that way.
And yes I am the grammar police, even though I'm not so wonderfull at it myself.
Trickflow lists the heads as:
.100 68 55
.200 142 115
.300 215 185
.400 260 230
.500 300 251
.600 320 259
Bret
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Here is what we know about that head. We have a prototype here and the flow numbers they advertise are accurate. The head is also designed to fit a 3.900" bore and uses stock rocker arms but will require a longer pushrod. There is alot of valve drop(more than the stock 5.7) with the 13.5 valve angle and the 2.040" valve, that's why they did it that way. The exhaust port seems a little on the big side, hence the big flow #'s but it only uses a 1.57" valve so it should still run very good we'll have to wait and see. They will all be cnc'd at 1st but they are working on an as cast version coming later in the year that should be pretty good too.
01-13-2006, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike@TEA
Here is what we know about that head. We have a prototype here and the flow numbers they advertise are accurate. The head is also designed to fit a 3.900" bore and uses stock rocker arms but will require a longer pushrod. There is alot of valve drop(more than the stock 5.7) with the 13.5 valve angle and the 2.040" valve, that's why they did it that way. The exhaust port seems a little on the big side, hence the big flow #'s but it only uses a 1.57" valve so it should still run very good we'll have to wait and see. They will all be cnc'd at 1st but they are working on an as cast version coming later in the year that should be pretty good too.
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01-13-2006, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike@TEA
it only uses a 1.57" valve so it should still run very good .
Hey do you know if those exhaust numbers were with or without a pipe?
I've always liked the old TFS head for the sbc. They were sometimes a PITA to work with to get everything right, but always performed very well.
01-13-2006, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by white2001s10
You mean run very well .
.HAHAHAHAHAHA That was pretty funny.
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Hey do you know if those exhaust numbers were with or without a pipe?
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Those numbers are defentially with a pipe.
Probally a large pipe that is very short and extreemly straight.
Maybe 10" long...??????
