Good 18 degree head
02-27-2008, 04:59 PM
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Good 18 degree head I'm looking for an 18 degree head for a 427 small block preferably not spread port. I figure I'm going to spend at least 3K, but I'm also going to spray nitrous so I don't think I need the best head out there, but I want something that will work well with my combination. I was looking at Brodix 18 X's or Trickflow's 18 degree head. Any suggestions????
02-27-2008, 09:09 PM
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We've done some of all of them but we did some Trick Flow's a few months back and they're a really nice head. They ended up flowing low 380's with a 2.18" valve.
02-27-2008, 09:45 PM
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i would check oout bmf heads they are some good heads and if i was u i would get the spread port because your gonna have to get some headers made because of the 18 degree heads headman make some for 4th gen cars that r spread port off the shelf but for a 23 degree head that the only bad thank about it
02-28-2008, 04:46 PM
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Yeah But That Is For The 23 Degree Heads U Might Get Lucky And For Them To Fits That Little Bit Of A Angle Can Make It Hit The The Steering Shaft And It Can Make The The Bottom Of The Headers Touch The Starter That What I Heard From Th Guy That Does My Heads And I Knew Some One Else That I Know That Went For A 23 To A 18 Degree Heads
