Jetting changes after changing heads
I have a 5.3 that I built that was dynoed at Westech
It is dialed in and runs perfectly
However it's time for me to buy some better heads and I don't want to spend the money to do a dyno again
I am horrible at jetting. I can never tell what it is the engine wants
My question is what direction will the tuning need to go?
I am going from stock 243's to probably the tsp/PRC stage 2.5 5.3 heads.
They should flow quite a bit more.
My common sense tells me I will need bigger jets. But in the slight research I did, I found the opposite, people saying they had to go smaller on jets with better flowing heads?
Thanks

SO much easier than reading plugs

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Last edited by Doug G; Feb 22, 2018 at 04:35 PM.
You're dropping a good bit of money on heads and I would hope matching cam. Think of a wideband as an investment/tool tax. You can even tune your lawn mower with it.
As for jets I would think it will be almost impossible to predict. Just have to try it and find out.
I don't have one and from what I have read the reading can get corrupted by outside air. One of the comments said to add a foot or two of silicon hose to get a sample farther upstream
You know if you increase the air flow enough you may need to switch to a larger carb.
I don't have one and from what I have read the reading can get corrupted by outside air. One of the comments said to add a foot or two of silicon hose to get a sample farther upstream
You know if you increase the air flow enough you may need to switch to a larger carb.





