Trick Flow 220s
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After alot of research and speaking with Phil from AI I am most likely going to go ahead with having my 241s ported with there new HCR219 port and a custom cam but a few people suggested I check out the Trick Flow 220 as casts. I started doing some research and saw they put down great numbers and although they are slightly more expensive they are still in my budget.
I as most out there don't want to make a decision and then regret it so I was just wondering if anyone out there could tell me what head will make me more power with a custom matched cam?
I as most out there don't want to make a decision and then regret it so I was just wondering if anyone out there could tell me what head will make me more power with a custom matched cam?
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AI is awesome, but CNC can only go so far. If aftermarket heads are in your budget, I would go that route, although I have no direct experience using any particular brand.
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Yes the TF220s out perform the TSP LS6 2.5 heads. I switched about a year ago to trick flow from TSP. Unfortunately no dyno #s to post. But did not need a dyno to tell me my car performed better. Will get it retuned when I have time off. I have a MS3 BTW.
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I'd love to know what your car puts down when you get around to it. I'm running a ms3 also and plan to get "touched up" as cast trickflows.
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ANY cam will preform well with the TFS 220 As Cast Heads. Getting a custom grind cam will allow you to optimize what you want out of the car. Some like big HP numbers, while others prefer under the power curve. A lot to take into consideration, so to me, a custom grind is the only way to go.