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Old 10-28-2010, 10:09 AM
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Default PRC 247cc Heads Nearly Done!!

Just thought I'd let you guys know we're working hard to finalize the PRC 247cc ports! Shortly I'll post a flow bench video for you guys to enjoy! These heads have moved over 370cfm on our SF 600 bench. We have a few days left of tweaking before we settle on the final version, but we're very close.

Did I mention it'll be priced the same as all the other PRC cathedral heads? Bottom line is you don't have to pay $3,000 for a top of the line cathedral head!

I just keep thinking it's to bad this head wasn't done before the Hot Rod magazine shootout's cylinder head comparision. The PRC 237cc head moved more air than all the other cathedral heads. (even competitors 245s) Imagine if this head would have made it to that shootout! LOL
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Very interesting. What are the valve sizes, chamber size options, and what bores will it fit (mine is 4.07")?
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How would they work with a 232/239 cam?
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definitely cant wait to see results
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Give me some time guys & I'll get more data for you. Will post a flow video today.

It will go on a 4.070" bore no problem, infact hopefully I'll be flowing it some on that exact plate today!
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any dyno or information on this?
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Ya I wanna see how well these heads do on bigger cubes like the 408
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Good.enuff.for.a.408??
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Originally Posted by Detoxx03
How would they work with a 232/239 cam?
id like to know too..i have a 232/238 6xx 6xx 111 cam..also have your 5.3 heads and been happy with them thus far
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These would be an excellent choice for anyone building an aggressive larger cubic inch motor!
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I just built/dyno'd a 408 with the 237cc heads. Made great power at 500rwhp for a low compression 236 cam setup. More than I expected na. Now time for the 14 lbs of boost.

Will be ordering another set soon.
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Originally Posted by Slowhawk
I just built/dyno'd a 408 with the 237cc heads. Made great power at 500rwhp for a low compression 236 cam setup. More than I expected na. Now time for the 14 lbs of boost.

Will be ordering another set soon.
That is not half bad! Glad to see some of these results coming out.
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Originally Posted by JohnJanz@Texas-Speed
That is not half bad! Glad to see some of these results coming out.
Have tested PRC 247cc heads or not yet ?
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i AM WAITING FOR ANY UPDATE
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Just had another customer of mine finish up a build consisting of a TSP built 418, PRC 247s, TSP custom cam and all other supporting mods of course. Car made 574-575rwhp through a six speed. Customer is supposed to be sending me some updated graphs that I can post up. Several other builds are currently underway using the new 247s as well so hopefully we will have several other results to share in the near future from other customers.

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^With what cam?
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Its 251/259 camshaft. Hope to have some updated track times in the near future plus the car has a healthy dose of nitrous as well so I expect it to perform pretty good.

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any dyno ?
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He hasn't sent me any updated graphs. Ill have to remind him.
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Very nice that is solid!!!


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