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Who Makes The Best Flowing Lt1 Heads?

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Old 01-03-2005, 12:40 AM
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Yeah nitrous
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thats apples too oranges then, NA you dont get that dense air charge like nitrous
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Well i still dont see much of a gain from porting the intake. A custom intake maybe, but not a ported stock one. It's not the size that's restricting, it's just the design.
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If you want to keep the LT1 look swap over to a TPIS mini ram or look into the LTX manifold that old boy that used to run 9's in his LT1 NA is doing nowadays...... Saw a picture of one not too long ago..... it's cut open hogged out, welded and then reassembled......

Or do like most do and run AFR 227's or 220's and run a carb style manifold setup for EFI with injector bungs and fuel rails welded in...... That's what all the big power guys do.... I had heard about a guy out here local to me that supposedly put down almost 500RWHP with a 396 stroker motor NA and he still had the LT1 manifold... Still trying to track that proof down cause i'm building a motor on the side either to keep or sell and I would like it to make 500RWHP NA.... 383 cubes, solid roller, shaft rockers, vacuum pump, AFR 227's and hopefully an LT1 manifold if i think it'll make the power somehow....

As an aside I've seen more than a few gigantic headed combo's with the LT1 manifold put down shitty HP numbers when saddled with that intake.... one was a 398 that made less than 400RWHP with fully ported AFR 220's!!!! he was not happy and sold the whole thing shortly after..... it's like putting a cork on an otherwise powerfuul motor.....



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