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IM building a 383 this winter and im not to sure on which are the best heads to run? Ive done some research and i found that the dart aluminum heads are pretty good, but i also heard that aluminmum heads really arent that much different, so if anyone could help me out that would be great.
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Hey there,
I don't really have any specific recomendations, But I have heard the same thing. Alumenum and Iron heads are not all that different except in weight. Its all in whats done to them. If you are interested I have a set of cast iron heads that are bare. They are origenal 487 chevy heads. I have read on the internet that these heads have lots of potential. they are bead blasted and fluxed. If you want more info, ill post it. good luck in your search later - zach |
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Re: Which Heads to use on a SBC
Hey zach thanks ill let you know on the heads if i cant find any thanks Dan
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Re: Which Heads to use on a SBC
no problem. Good luck with the build this winter. What do you plan to do?
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Re: Re: Which Heads to use on a SBC
[quote=71NOVA02]no problem. Good luck with the build this winter. What do you plan to do?
i turning my car into a real street car and i just put a ford 9in in couple weekends ago with 4:11 gears 28 spline moser axles, also with traction bars , also disc brakes all around, but now im putting a new floor in the car. then i will put the roll cage and racing seats and belts in later on this winter. While im doing that i will be building a 383 stroker motor with about 12.1 comp. eagle 4340 crank, h-beam rods, je forged pistons, proly dart heads 2.05's 1.60 or omthin an edlebrock air gap intake with a king demon carb. electric water pump and such i was told with some where around that combination it should make around 600+ hp. which the cr should run low 10's i hope but will see. But if you find anything else out about heads just let me know. Dan |
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Re: Which Heads to use on a SBC
sounds awesome, Sounds like you should be able to reach the 600 mark. I am hopefully on my way to around 375-400 hp in my 71. I have a decent 4-bolt main 350, but it needs a better cam and some work done on the heads. One thing I did, and would highly recomend if you havn't already, is put a full electronic ignition. I bought the MSD box and distributer and it was like night and day, not to mention better gas mileage. for a motor like the one you will have, you will need it.
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