AFR Heads
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AFR Heads I was thinking in ordering a set of 227 bare AFR heads. I don't have a clue in what they flow. Anybody know what they flow and are they worth the money. Thanks.
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Because of the 3/4" head deck, they are cool for boost applications. I found a site a while back where they were flowing about 300cfm out of the fully ported 195cc version of their heads. Then again, that was what the guy posted up. No chart or anything, just peak numbers. Assuming that isn't BS, I would imagine with the 227cc heads you could flow substantially more. I have a set of the 195cc AFR heads and will be putting them on in a few weeks. I would be happy to let you know what kind of gains I get.
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http://www.airflowresearch.com sites pretty easy to follow, looks like depending on your setup they can flow anywhere from 295-309 cfm thats between about .600 and .700 lift. They look great for a solid roller application IMO.
Originally Posted by Elysian
Because of the 3/4" head deck, they are cool for boost applications. I found a site a while back where they were flowing about 300cfm out of the fully ported 195cc version of their heads. Then again, that was what the guy posted up. No chart or anything, just peak numbers. Assuming that isn't BS, I would imagine with the 227cc heads you could flow substantially more. I have a set of the 195cc AFR heads and will be putting them on in a few weeks. I would be happy to let you know what kind of gains I get.
Hey Elysian,
I also picked up a pair of used 195cc AFR heads, but when I got them I saw 190LT stamped on them on one of the ends. Is yours the same way?
Thanks,
Jody J.
P.S. Sorry to barge in on the post.
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Originally Posted by JodyJ
Hey Elysian,
I also picked up a pair of used 195cc AFR heads, but when I got them I saw 190LT stamped on them on one of the ends. Is yours the same way?
Thanks,
Jody J.
P.S. Sorry to barge in on the post.
I also picked up a pair of used 195cc AFR heads, but when I got them I saw 190LT stamped on them on one of the ends. Is yours the same way?
Thanks,
Jody J.
P.S. Sorry to barge in on the post.
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fwiw there is a group purchase starting on camaroz28.com for afr heads,they need 4 people and have 1.
i have a set of afr 220's,just waiting to go on an engine,waiting for the flow sheet from a mild port job.
i have a set of afr 220's,just waiting to go on an engine,waiting for the flow sheet from a mild port job.
Originally Posted by SSC5R
Great numbers on those AFR 227's. Whats your dynoing?
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If you could say hello to Mike for me. Tell him Aldo Rodriguez said whats up. If its not to much to ask, could you send me some pics. Thanks agine and ones again that's a ******* sweet car!
hey, will do...I think I met you out there last year....we are in the almost done putting the car back together...Hoping to have it ready for the sbso race, so I can defend my Title again this year , Should be a solid 8-sec car this time arround
