Pics of ported and polished heads
On The Tree
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Super work. All I have to say is you have more patience than me, I know how long it takes to hand port and there is a lot of time those no matter the tools used. These will probably do real good on a 382 as long as the short side radius is done nicely and they are equal to each other from port to port, that is the mark of a true head porter; consistency of super work. Do they belong to a member here?
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From: Foley, Alabama-southern Alabama
Yea they look good!I"m working on a set of 241 castings for a all out race only iron stroker.Did you cc the ports when you got done?Mine are 236 on the intake and 90 for the exhaust,they are BIG! 
On The Tree
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Yeow, 90cc. Hello,hello,hello..... Just kinding FASTONE. I must say a port like that should support any stroker. They look some were between 220-230cc on the intake but cannot tell on the exhaust because of the picture.
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From: Foley, Alabama-southern Alabama
Yea these are going on a 2000 lb tube framed drag car with mostly fiberglass body(1980 Camaro)and a powerglide tranny.We have only 1\8 mile tracks that are close, hoping for sub 5 second times and about 125 to 130 mph trap speeds.RPM 4500 TO 7500 PLUS.And you are right 90cc"s are Huge!!Using 1 7\8 x 28 custom headers.Maybe I"ll have it ready for next year. 
P.S. nitrous is for plan B!! 
P.S. nitrous is for plan B!! On The Tree
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Yes, another thing I was going to ask was what header was you going to use. Your goals should be reachable in something that light. Anyone else have some home ported head pictures? I need to get my scanner fixed.
On The Tree
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I will say one thing that picture of the combustion chamber is probably the best looking I have ever seen, picture quality aside. I agree with jrp on the other pictures to really see detail like short turn and overall port shape.
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From: Foley, Alabama-southern Alabama
You are right!I was talking to a guy on a VHF radio(on a boat)and had a CB radio on that he was talking to me on and we confused all the other boaters that were listening,they thought their radios were screwed cause they could only hear one side of the conversation.It was very funny!! 
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Originally Posted by Hysteria
I think it is we are having one conversation on two threads LOL.
I mean... what do you do, whip out the drimmel tool and a file, and some sand paper?