Heads for a forged 6.0L FI build...ET 245, CNC L92, TFS 235???
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It seems like the cathedral port heads flow much better on the exhaust and the l92's outflow on the intake side. Given the fact that I am pressurizing the intake with a blower, does the intake flow matter as much as the exhaust, especially since the EFI intake manifolds on both options are the bottleneck?
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It seems like the cathedral port heads flow much better on the exhaust and the l92's outflow on the intake side. Given the fact that I am pressurizing the intake with a blower, does the intake flow matter as much as the exhaust, especially since the EFI intake manifolds on both options are the bottleneck?
Blown I would go with the thicker deck head that has better exhaust flow, with close to the same intake flow as the cnc L92.
I loved my AFR heads with the 3/4" deck thickness, too bad they don't make a higher flowing head.
The cnc L92 heads are awesome, but there are better heads out there, check out all pro's site and ET's site, see what you like then give both a call and see who's got the better deal and what's going to work best for you.
I like the ET 265's
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LSW 12 Hurricane heads from allpro are pretty nice looking too.
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