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Old 04-27-2010, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by JL ws-6
I'm aiming for 1400 flywheel hp on the next build... I will need the 6 bolt for sure at this point.
Fireball ran way more than 1400 flywheel with a 4 bolt head, but I agree a 6 bolt AFR head would be a nice option to have.
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Originally Posted by Tony Mamo @ AFR
Yep.....exactly the reason it hasn't happened yet....LOL

BUT....if we implement it across the entire line and include it in our future rect port offerings it starts to become more palatable regarding the tooling and foundry costs involved.

-Tony
So what are AFRs plans for a rect. port heads? Hopefully something with a smaller than stock intakeport(Like MAST did) to keep volosities(SP) up.
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Originally Posted by Tony Mamo @ AFR
(the first version available will be the 65cc version.....73-75 cc to be launched 30-60 days later).

Thanks,
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so is the first version availble now. did you released it.
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Originally Posted by speedracer5532
Fireball ran way more than 1400 flywheel with a 4 bolt head, but I agree a 6 bolt AFR head would be a nice option to have.
That was also with a double o ring which, if you talk to Fireball the sleeve/block failed from the grooves.


I want to try, to get away with a 6 bolt head with a single o ring so that we can keep the block/deck strength as much as possible.



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