Originally Posted By fast68plymouth
I'm not sure what the duration is on that UD cam, but if you have an honest 11.4cr, I'd be looking for it to be in the mid/upper 260's to go along with that 5000 stall.

As for the OP heads, I've never dyno tested unported 906's with stock valve sizes vs 2.14/1.81 installed. I'm sure someone has done it, or done some in car testing, but what I have seen is that the flow numbers don't really suggest that the 2.14/1.81 upgrade is the hot ticket unless at least "some" blending is done.

My first 11sec combo, circa 1986.
440 with pistons .055 down the hole, home pocket ported 906's(when I bought a flow bench years later I tested them and found they flowed just under 240), racer brown stx-19 on a 105(in at 103)bought it at a garage sale for $20, original torker, 850 Holley, hooker 2" headers, Fairbanks 9" converter($200 at a swap meet, it was new), 4.56's, ss springs, 5/16" fuel line & pick up(original), mech fuel pump, flat hood, crank driven w/p, full interior, wipers, heater.
Went 11.60's at 116.
Swapped the cam for a crower solid that was like 248/254-110, in at 106, ran much "nicer", went 11.50's, but lost 1mph...... Went 115.


How can you all be so fast? whiney

Here's manufacturers flow chart. A friend flowed them and compared to his Edelbrock RPM's they flowed a little more. His RPM's are just cleaned up a little. Don't have his chart.

Flow Chart cfm@H2O.png

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