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6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
i am running almost completly modified engine i need to find a set of cast heads that flow better and have bigger vavles so i can go faster. i am currently running factory heads from 79 that have been decked .020 in. sitting on a block with .010 in deck i NEED MORE AIR. Also does anybody know how hard it would be to mount and install a turbo off of a 82 cummins turbo diesel 18-wheeler i have two.
i know i will need one hell of a blow off vavle.
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
yuck your running smogger heads.If your going with a set of stock heads,get a set of pre-1972 heads,cause after 1972,pontiac heads lost a lot of power.In 1970 they put a set of heads on the judges,that promised 400HP.In 1973 all pontiac had was a set of 350HP range heads.
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
What cam duration do you have?
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
i have been told that the 70 judge head was what i need but i can't find them. my engine trying to get air through those vavles is like trying to get a cruise ship to turn around in a kids swimming pool.
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
i have a crane 282/282 duration and 484in lift energizer cam with energizer 1.65 in lift roller rockers
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
i also have the energizer push rods and rhoads lifters
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
bigger valves dont always make your car go faster.Bigger valves are slower off the line,but make up for it later on down the road.The compression of the bigger valve heads is lower,so you sacrifice compression for flow characteristics.You will not notice a major power increase with bigger valves,unless you mill them down to get your compression back again.
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
I just talked my boss out of a set of 1970 GTO judge heads.they need totally reworked.But they will make a nice addition to my 400PO wich im putting in a 3200 pound car
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
i plan to completly rework the heads that way i can tailor them to my motors blue printing. it is not quick off the line or in the quarter it is more adapt to long high speed runs or around a big track
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
i just need to find them and it will be all good
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
According to my boss you cant just find a set of 70' judge heads.Thats why hes makin me pay 300 for them(wich is what i payed for my big valve SBC heads).
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
have you dyno'd your 400?
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
I have tried e-mailing and call from east coast to west coast north to south to try to find these things at salvage parts and junk yards all over. I recently found out that my uncle has some but there on his 1970 factory grand prix
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
it dynoed at 502 hp at the flywheel at 6800 rpm peak
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Re: 6.6L 400 needs MORE AIR
holy crap.I have a 1972 block,with flat forged pistons,a 268 duration(if not bigger) cam,and a set of 70' gto judge heads.What kind of power do you think that will make.It has less than 30 thousand miles on the block,and im getting the heads reworked,and putting extra clutches in the 400 trans
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