Developing head design for my up coming project ( raised port competition cylinder head )
this TOTALY grinds my gears.... first you tease us with shots of ported heads and removed guides and the like and I do all that to Skippy and i'm happy as a clam with the results....
NOW you so us THAT!!!!
now I have to peal off the head again and grind some more and order a header in a poor attempt to keep up!
Curse you Matt for leaving power on the table!!!! :p
its all love man
P.S. what are you using for your finish to look as smooth as it does?
So I know your all about keeping the b3 but are you going to keep the stock transmission?
BTW your work is amazing and I wish this was around before I decided to go BP
now I have to peal off the head again and grind some more and order a header in a poor attempt to keep up! ?
Dont forget the custom intake to take advantage of the raised port! You may need a little more cam duration as well, LOL.
According to his Facebook, it flows 207cfm without a valve job done yet. That's enough to feed a healthy small block.
I'm not sure what we're talking about in terms of speed here, but I'm pretty sure it's faster than I would care to go in a car with the wheelbase of a large garden tractor. You either have some big "kahunas" or you've spent to much time on your knees behind the car, letting the exhaust gas pulses hit you in the face! Or both. Either way, I can't wait to see the results!
Do you catch a hard time from the other engine builders about playing with Festivas?
My question is. If someone were to get the whole head package. Would you be able to do a cam grind that would give maximum torque over horsepower. I like the idea of a 1.3 torque monster. Low rpm power long engine life strong fifth gear etc. I've had my fair share of fast driving and I'm getting used to having power in the more usable rpm ranges as opposed to top speed. Maybe I'm just getting old.
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