Are these flow numbers OK?
11-07-2002, 05:00 PM
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Are these flow numbers OK? What say you???
Lift, Intake, Exhaust
.100, 65, 56
.200, 135, 112
.300, 197, 162
.400, 251, 208
.500, 286, 237
.550, 297, 248
.600, 300, 254
These are TEA S2 heads. As everyone knows by now, the exhaust is with a pipe.
Kyung
<small>[ November 07, 2002, 05:01 PM: Message edited by: bae_98Z ]</small>
Lift, Intake, Exhaust
.100, 65, 56
.200, 135, 112
.300, 197, 162
.400, 251, 208
.500, 286, 237
.550, 297, 248
.600, 300, 254
These are TEA S2 heads. As everyone knows by now, the exhaust is with a pipe.
Kyung
<small>[ November 07, 2002, 05:01 PM: Message edited by: bae_98Z ]</small>
11-07-2002, 06:22 PM
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Re: Are these flow numbers OK? Very close to the samething my TEA heads flowed and what a friend of mine's TEA heads flowed, on TEA's bench.
Verbs made 440rwhp with basically the same heads.
Should make excellent power with all the supporting bolt on's and stuff.
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Verbs made 440rwhp with basically the same heads.
Should make excellent power with all the supporting bolt on's and stuff.
<img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" />
11-07-2002, 06:42 PM
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Re: Are these flow numbers OK? You really need to see flow #s generated with an intake bolted on at the time of testing. Raw flow #s will not indicate the power pontential if you are running an intake as restrictive as the LS1/LS6 intakes.
I'm not at all talking about the TEAs in particular. Just making a general point. The TEAs seem to be one hell of a deal these days.
Tim
I'm not at all talking about the TEAs in particular. Just making a general point. The TEAs seem to be one hell of a deal these days.
Tim
