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Re: what head is best
[Re: WO23Coronet]
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11/26/12 11:14 PM
11/26/12 11:14 PM
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communist bloc of new jersey
jamesc
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Hemi'ish, more like an old Poly than anything.
How would a conventional Hemi head work with a Hemi 99 type chamber? I mean keep the opposing valves etc, just instead of a big chamber, fill it in like a 99. Wouldn't it give the advantage of being able to build quench and use lighter pistons?
you would have to tip both valve angles up to start with, it's a completely different animal
the fact is for the applications being discussed the heads shown are superior, this is evidenced in prostock...and it is not a hemi which i don't see as having any bearing
we'll call it a chrysler hemi cause most people wouldn't know the difference 
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Re: what head is best
[Re: charger410]
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11/27/12 03:14 AM
11/27/12 03:14 AM
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Al_Alguire
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Dave has some very nice stuff for sure. He has had some issues with "Mopar" engine builders for sure but now that he is having Rick and the RWR crew doing his stuff he shoudl be making some good steam. As for my heap, yep both of them are for sale. Looking to go a different direction so if you know any Aussi buddies looking
"I am not ashamed to confess I am ignorant of what I do not know."
"It's never wrong to do the right thing"
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Dave is a buddy of mine and a great guy. Now loose those Barton covers as it is now an RWR hemi 
. I too don't like the rocker covers, Thats the only thing that i want to change.
