head/ flow question need answers
ok thanks everyone. and lloyd it is a guy named tony small world hah? i dont think were gonna go with these heads because the valve angle would make us not eligible if we can make it to the ltx shootout. and also ive been talking with lloyd as well as AI through email for a few months they've helped me out with ALOT!! of information that neither me or my dad new. an lt1 is a different beast compared to a regular SBC so on this build my dads learnin almost as much as me lol
Last edited by z28rob18; Nov 25, 2008 at 09:01 AM.
Amen!!
ok thanks everyone. and lloyd it is a guy named tony small world hah? i dont think were gonna go with these heads because the valve angle would make us not eligible if we can make it to the ltx shootout. and also ive been talking with lloyd as well as AI through email for a few months they've helped me out with ALOT!! of information that neither me or my dad new. an lt1 is a different beast compared to a regular SBC so on this build my dads learnin almost as much as me lol
A LT1 is not that different than a gen1 smallblock. They both respond almost identical to the same mods.
The only REAL difference is a LT1(gen2) is reverse cooled.Which allows more compression to be run with more timing allowed.
You can make more power on pumpfuel compared to a Gen1.
Dont let flow numbers fool you, there have been 257cfm heads run in the 9's normally aspirated.
A LT1 is not that different than a gen1 smallblock. They both respond almost identical to the same mods.
The only REAL difference is a LT1(gen2) is reverse cooled.Which allows more compression to be run with more timing allowed.
You can make more power on pumpfuel compared to a Gen1.
Dont let flow numbers fool you, there have been 257cfm heads run in the 9's normally aspirated.
The only REAL difference is a LT1(gen2) is reverse cooled.Which allows more compression to be run with more timing allowed.
You can make more power on pumpfuel compared to a Gen1.
Dont let flow numbers fool you, there have been 257cfm heads run in the 9's normally aspirated.
