Best ported stock casting 243 head
460-480rwhp with a very usable TQ curve is a more realistic goal. Drinking the internet koolaid and hoping for 500rwhp out of a stock bottom end engine is probably going to get you let down in the long run, unless you've got an LS3 or LS7 of course.
That being said, A.I. has one of the best 243 porting programs out there. T.E.A. is another, but A.I. has better pricing.
You're not going to pick up 40HP from another set of heads and bigger camshaft. A.I. does good work, but I doubt any well ported 243 head is going to make any kind of a significant gain over an already TEA ported 317 head. It's the same exact casting, minus the larger combustion chamber of the 317's.
Stop drinking the internet kool aid man.
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or Mast @ 11 deg. Rolling over the valve angle helps flow while keeping the
runner volume small ( port speed is essential for your goal ) not peak flow #s
but rather midlift .200-.500. I also think your cam is more than big enough.
Intake restriction HAS to be minimized, large throttle body,MAF or speed
density tuned. Good luck
Jason
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404cid Stroker, 67mm Twins
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