Re: stealth vs 906 Heads
[Re: Mr.Yuck]
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03/12/10 01:39 PM
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Stealths are going to flow more than a mildly tweaked set of 906's. I agree with swingin, your combo is too mild to benefit much from the stealths. I would leave your heads bone stock for now, don't invest anything into them. Then later on down the road if you choose to step up to more cam like the 60304, rpm intake, 850 carb, add a set of headers, then you'll be able to put the extra flow of aftermarket heads to use.
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Re: stealth vs 906 Heads
[Re: roy2345]
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03/12/10 04:31 PM
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Mr.Yuck
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Thanks fellas! Yall have answered my questions. I'll hang in there with the 906's. My aluminum intake isn't much better performance then my stock intake?
If it's a "Perfomer" it's better but not by much. The Performer RPM is the good one.
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Re: stealth vs 906 Heads
[Re: roy2345]
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03/12/10 05:09 PM
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because the guy doing my Machine work is charging around 3 cenos for the 3 angle valve job
Do you mean C notes? a.k.a. $100 bills?
Yes, stay with the stock heads for now. And the Performer RPM intake is the high performance one..
Dave
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Re: stealth vs 906 Heads
[Re: HemiDave]
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03/12/10 05:13 PM
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because the guy doing my Machine work is charging around 3 cenos for the 3 angle valve job
Do you mean C notes? a.k.a. $100 bills?
Yes, stay with the stock heads for now. And the Performer RPM intake is the high performance one..
Dave
But basically a waste with stock flowing heads. In his case the intake manifold is not the bottleneck.
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Re: stealth vs 906 Heads
[Re: HemiDave]
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03/12/10 05:21 PM
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But if he wants to start 'somewhere'..that or a nice used LD340...
Dave
That an awful lot of machine work to fit a small block intake to a big block there is better options..
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Re: stealth vs 906 Heads
[Re: QuickBpBp]
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03/12/10 05:25 PM
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But if he wants to start 'somewhere'..that or a nice used LD340...
Dave
That an awful lot of machine work to fit a small block intake to a big block there is better options..
CH4B - 440 goooood intake
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Re: stealth vs 906 Heads
[Re: Dodgem]
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03/14/10 11:08 PM
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Cast iron has a tendency to get brittle with age and heat cycles.
Especially after you grind the snot out of them doing port work.
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Re: stealth vs 906 Heads
[Re: '72CudaRacer]
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03/15/10 02:11 PM
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Cast iron has a tendency to get brittle with age and heat cycles.
Especially after you grind the snot out of them doing port work.
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Re: stealth vs 906 Heads
[Re: jbcuda]
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03/15/10 06:38 PM
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Roy, I would go with the Stealths. One of the magazines tested a pretty average 440 back to back with 906 heads and the Edelbrocks, which flow in the range of the Stealths, probably just a little more. Anyway, it was a 440, 9:1, Comp XE268 (which is similar to your cam, just a tighter lobe seperation with 112 degrees and its 224/230 duration. Eddy RPM intake and 1 7/8 headers. They dynoed 399 with the 906 heads, and 473 ft lbs of torque. With the Eddies it was 456 horsepower and 514 ft lbs of torque. Peak torque was at the same RPM and peak horsepower went up only 200 rpm.
I think even a stock HP engine would benefit 20-30 horse from Eddies or Stealths.
Now I need to pin those needles, got to feel that heat Hear my motor screamin while I'm tearin up the street
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