Ported 823 heads
The exhaust flow is certainly quite weak especially with a 4.155 bore plate.
What cc is the intake and exhaust after porting?
That's a 62% intake/exhaust ratio which will require a cam with a good split.
About throat to valve ratio. I read numbers like 80%. Maybe 90%.
Is there a preferred goal?
From my amateur port work on stock heads it doesn’t seem like you can get there unless you install bigger valves.
I just had my untouched AFR 205’s apart, and a quick measurement on those showed a 90% ratio. 2.02/1.60 valves. Just some interesting data.
I’ve not had any of my work flow tested. One of the builders I use has a fancy Superflow bench, and every time I ask about it he says “want to buy it?” Ha.
One thing about not having my stuff flowed, saves me any potential embarrassment. 😊
Nice work btw.
Ron
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About throat to valve ratio. I read numbers like 80%. Maybe 90%.
Is there a preferred goal?
From my amateur port work on stock heads it doesn’t seem like you can get there unless you install bigger valves.
I just had my untouched AFR 205’s apart, and a quick measurement on those showed a 90% ratio. 2.02/1.60 valves. Just some interesting data.
I’ve not had any of my work flow tested. One of the builders I use has a fancy Superflow bench, and every time I ask about it he says “want to buy it?” Ha.
One thing about not having my stuff flowed, saves me any potential embarrassment. 😊
Nice work btw.
Ron
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just sent my ls3 heads out to TEA for a stage 2 CNC , VJ, and Mill.