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Old 10-20-2008, 11:37 AM
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AFR 195 Street Eliminator heads

Who is running these heads on a bolt-on 350 non carb LT1? I hear they are the best heads available. Where are the dyno and track numbers? Anyone?


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I think there's a long wait for the AFR heads. Dart just released their 200cc heads, but they are untested.
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Old 10-20-2008, 12:58 PM
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i have seen no info on the afr elim heads i know a guy that supposedly has a set but is never gonna finish his car lol

but there is a guy on here with the dart 200cc running running bottom 11's at over 120 with as cast heads with a 306 cam
so those should be pretty decent heads
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Thanks for the replies. I find it hard to believe that these heads have been out there for a while now and no one has any results on that type of setup. I havent seen too much on the dart pro LT1's either.
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I've seen a few guys with them over on Corvetteforum, but they're all running strokers. I have AFR 210 eliminators, but they're on a 370ci stroker.

For what it's worth, I'm very happy with mine. 476RWHP with a relatively mild cam (230/236, .624 lift).

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Old 10-21-2008, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 96lt4vette
I've seen a few guys with them over on Corvetteforum, but they're all running strokers. I have AFR 210 eliminators, but they're on a 370ci stroker.

For what it's worth, I'm very happy with mine. 576RWHP with a relatively mild cam (230/236, .624 lift).
Uh, is that 576 rwhp you say? On a stroked LT1 block? How much nitrous?
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No doubt. Could you clarify, "96LT4vette?" That MIGHT be on an engine dyno, but on the ground...I dont know man. What other mods?

Anybody else have the 210's or 227's?
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Old 10-23-2008, 11:17 PM
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If it's the same 370CI I'm thinking of, which I'm pretty sure it is he made 476RWHP with a baby 230/236 112 HR cam through an IRS.

That's the highest I've ever heard of an LT1 making without a bigger cam or a solid roller.
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Does it run?
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CRAP -- sorry typo!!! yes, 476RWHP. Sorry guys, that's what I get for not proofreading!!!!
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I have the new 195 Eliminators, will hopefully be starting the new motor next weekend. I have a pretty good size cam to go with these, but we'll see what it does.
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Originally Posted by dr97z
I have the new 195 Eliminators, will hopefully be starting the new motor next weekend. I have a pretty good size cam to go with these, but we'll see what it does.


Keep us updated.
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Well she started up this weekend, sounds sick. The motor sounds extremely healthy. I haven't got into it hard yet, but I have given it some RPM for break in. It feels as though the power is there, it still has my old tune it though. Just trying to get a few miles on it right now, then headed to the dyno at the end of the month. I'll post results then.
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Originally Posted by dr97z
Well she started up this weekend, sounds sick. The motor sounds extremely healthy. I haven't got into it hard yet, but I have given it some RPM for break in. It feels as though the power is there, it still has my old tune it though. Just trying to get a few miles on it right now, then headed to the dyno at the end of the month. I'll post results then.
I'm anxious to see what kind of power you make. Those are the heads I'm thinking about going with on my new 355 build.
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as im I...i have those heads going on my being built 383...what were the specs on your cam?
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