Porting tfs 205s
And the chambers depend on the cam. A bigger cam needs more compression but has less ptv... So you're running into a convergence problem in terms of space needed and space available.
I want to run the tfs 205s because on the compression I can gain off of them. But I'd need them to be ported to help the motor breathe with the larger cam. Hence why I'm looking for someone who does good head porting with these heads. But if I can gain enough compression out of tfs 215s I may just run them instead.
300cfm is plenty for a 346. Getting it out of a smaller port equates to more power and will help throttle response and overall performance with a big cam.
One thing to add: flow is just one thing to consider. Efficiency of the port and how effectively you can fill the cylinder should be your primary concern.
Last edited by JakeFusion; Jan 28, 2014 at 07:04 PM.
And I don't look at peak hp numbers I look at the torque curve.
I'm not looking at just flow, I'm looking at the actual size. Yes the smaller runner will help with velocity but will it be enough?
I'm running a fast 92 (may upgrade to the 102) and a ported tb with this cam and those heads.
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I'm running a fast 92 (may upgrade to the 102) and a ported tb with this cam and those heads.
I also have a ported ls2 tb, whereas he has a stock ls2 tb. Few little things here and there that he doesn't, but I'm doing every mod I can to make more efficient hp.
The gains would be better with their 215's, and they're tried and true. I'm simply speaking if you're sticking with TFS.
I've had AFR 205's. And while they made great power, I never could get it out of my head just how much MORE I could have made with a bigger head.
Just asking a question here. No bashing whatsoever.
The 215s would give more peak hp. But then I'd lose on tq and the power curve would be higher in the rpms. Where as with the 205s I'll have a broader power curve.










