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Don't be so sure the sr stage v's wont flow that.
My FHO CNC'd stage v's flow that
Contact Tim and he'll steer you in the right direction.




Never said they wouldnt flow...I will stick to what i say on the edelbrocks....Here is some flow numbers beside each other...same bench also.

Defbob's compared to Mp Edelbrocks.
intake 2.250

DefBob's --- Edelbrocks
.100-78.5 cfm --- 78.6
.200-162.4 --- 165
.300-257.5 --- 253
.400-342.4 --- 333
.500-396.5 --- 395
.600-422.4 --- 431
.700-440.7 --- 450
.800-450.6 --- 459
.900-456.5

exhaust 1.940
open at flange/2.0" tube
Stage V--- --- MP edelbrocks
.100-69.0/70.5 --- 65/67
.200-146.2/152.4 --- 136/144
.300-178.2/185.0 --- 197/205
.400-208.4/220.8 --- 218/238
.500-239.5/255.6 --- 261/276
.600-259.1/274.0 --- 261/282
.700-268.7/286.7 --- 262/282
.800-273.7/293.6 --- 262/282
.900-278.7/297.3


I wasnt really trying to run down anyones head, just trying to make a point. These heads are a great casting, much better than the older MP problems with common quality control trouble.

I also know that these were flowed on the same bench and probably same operator also. So IMO they are a decent comparo.
Looks like they are a hair better than the Stage V's, probably NOT worth a small measurable amount of power...maybe..

These also have stock valve sizes. port locations, valve angles etc.

Last edited by Bob_Coomer; 12/03/09 06:47 PM.

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