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have a set of rhs magnum heads the have been ported
now the shortblock is going to be upgrade to 408cui
should i try to go max area around the pushrod area or should i leave it ... the engine have a procharger p-1sc that should have problem feed 400+cui
what about sleeving the pushrodhole ,and what about the big "bump"
should I try to remove the bolt bump in the channel
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Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: Tobbe] #1333754
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I dont know what "bump" you mean but if you mean the one for the valvecover bolts then yes remove them.
Sleeving is a very good idea. I did mine the same id as la heads witch is 1/2" but you can only fit 5/16" pushrods after that.

If you mean the bump for the rocker studs then you dont need to remove them.

I have a pair ported for sale to save you some work.
Flowes 298 cfm @ 0.512

Aldough they are the La style

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Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: Tobbe] #1333755
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have a set of rhs magnum heads the have been ported
now the shortblock is going to be upgrade to 408cui
should i try to go max area around the pushrod area or should i leave it ... the engine have a procharger p-1sc that should have problem feed 400+cui
what about sleeving the pushrodhole ,and what about the big "bump"
should I try to remove the bolt bump in the channel
pics



Running the same combo as you and decided to just open up the pinch area as much as possible without breaking through the wall ( made a home made set of calipers to measure that area). I felt the added expense of tubing, etc., wasn't worth the gain with those heads. I feel the big intake flow restriction is still at the intake valve, at least with the cam I am running.

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Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: Crizila] #1333756
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Intake port pinch area prior to final rework and opening up.

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Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: Crizila] #1333757
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my cam would be street/smog friendly aprox 530-550 lift
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have a set of rhs magnum heads the have been ported
now the shortblock is going to be upgrade to 408cui
should i try to go max area around the pushrod area or should i leave it ... the engine have a procharger p-1sc that should have problem feed 400+cui
what about sleeving the pushrodhole ,and what about the big "bump"
should I try to remove the bolt bump in the channel
pics



Running the same combo as you and decided to just open up the pinch area as much as possible without breaking through the wall ( made a home made set of calipers to measure that area). I felt the added expense of tubing, etc., wasn't worth the gain with those heads. I feel the big intake flow restriction is still at the intake valve, at least with the cam I am running.



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Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: Tobbe] #1333758
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8 sleeves with interference fit to the heads and 1/2" id cost me about $50.
I hammered them in myself.

Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: sshemi] #1333759
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8 sleeves with interference fit to the heads and 1/2" id cost me about $50.
I hammered them in myself.


Wow! Where did you get the sleeves, what was the OD, and how did you go about installing them - reemer size, did you install before opening the port, etc. Price is sure right.


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Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: Crizila] #1333760
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Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: pittsburghracer] #1333761
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I think i got a friends rebate on them.
No reeming at all did the od to fit the id of the p-r holes because the holes are bigger than on a j x or witch ever sb head.
And yes did it before any porting.
Also i believe that on a sb stroker you need as much cross section area as possible so yes its worth it.
An offset rocker with smaller amount of offset than w heads would be great for strokers.
Maybe somewhere in the 0,5" area.
Read somewhere that mp have some but i dont know anything about them.

Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: sshemi] #1333762
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In 2010 you could buy the LA or Magnum 360X heads with NO pushrod holes at all. Maybe they can still be purchased that-a-way.

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another set of heads is not an option ...
if the gains i small mabey its better to leave them as they are
dont whant a fragile head that could leak or crack as i run boost

Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: Tobbe] #1333764
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ive wondered if it would be possible to cut the outer ring of the pushrod hole out and use an offset rocker.fill in the side of the pushrod hole with epoxy and grind untill the pinch is gone.

this is hard for me to explain i wish i was computer savy and could post pictures and arrows.

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if you have the old la rockersystem i would say ..yes
offset rockers would be an option
the later magnum have the "chevy" style rockers...

Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: Winchester 73] #1333766
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ive wondered if it would be possible to cut the outer ring of the pushrod hole out and use an offset rocker.fill in the side of the pushrod hole with epoxy and grind untill the pinch is gone.

this is hard for me to explain i wish i was computer savy and could post pictures and arrows.




Just keep one thing in the back of your mind. Fast airspeed is bad but slow airspeed is bad also. Each intake port has approximately 3 choke points and its not always the pinch.


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Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: pittsburghracer] #1333767
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I'd PM Brian @ IMM (OU812), I believe he knows more about the RHS Mag heads than anyone that I'm aware of.


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Re: rhs pushrod pinch porting [Re: Streetwize] #1333768
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Okay, out with it. The pushrod pinch is not the problem with the 360X head. They will flow over 300cfm with a very minor touch to the pushrod pinch. And the touch best be VERY minor as I have seen the wall thickness there as thin as .025".







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