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Old 12-05-2005, 06:44 PM
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Re: Cylinder Head misconceptions . . .

Originally Posted by thesoundandthefury
I think the longest rod you can stuff into a zero decked 400 block with a 3.25" stroke is 6.350." Are you saying the 5.7" rod will produce more suction on the 3.25" stroke crank or the 3.875" stroke?

Yes on either.
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Old 12-06-2005, 11:45 AM
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Re: Cylinder Head misconceptions . . .

Originally Posted by Quickshotkimber
He also made it sound like Phil had told him " We could work for Nascar, but there is more money in the street scene". That was a total fabrication. Now he claims that he remembers seeing something "like" that in a post a few years ago.
I remember phil stating that they could do Nascar stuff, but like doing the street stuff.

IMO, the problem with AI on this site is that phil represented them when they first came on here. He was always cocky and trashed competitors.

Ron (AIsr) - that is why you dont recall any bashing of lloyd because it was always done by phil.

As far as Lloyd goes, I have had 3 sets of heads go thru him and dont have any complaints at this point. I will make one valuable point here..........

I had my set of LE ported AFR210's flowed locally and the bench was very low. The operator of the bench (machinist) told me up front the numbers on his bench are low. He tested one port at 28" and used a 4.03 bore like Lloyd. Just for numbers sake I'll quote the .600 numbers:

LE said 310/220 ish and the local flowbench read 280/19# ish. The Machinist then told me that the best HE has ever gotten out of LT1 casings is 250cfm which shows my AFR's (on the local bench) flow 30fcm more than his best LT1. How is this related? My AFR flow numbers from Lloyd are 30cfm higher than the ported stock castings flow numbers I got from Lloyd a few years ago as well. What this means is that the heads do truly flow ~30cfm better than the LT1 castings no matter which bench I used. This just goes to show that each bench READS differently. Thats all...
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Old 01-30-2009, 01:47 AM
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Been a while since anyone posted here but I just landed and found it pretty useful considering until now I thought "who cares about the stupid heads they all work".

Ring ring! Wake up call

Guess I'm going to get in touch with someone about this considering I'm about to have enough money soon for upgrades Hope the shops are still up.
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Old 01-30-2009, 11:31 AM
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Now that the thread has been resurrected I wonder if Lloyd has any new thoughts on the subject?
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