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Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: JohnRR] #1730901
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... because the valve stem diameters are different.

(C'mon, John, remember to complete your thoughts! )

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: RapidRobert] #1730902
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General Question: starting from scratch would it be better to purchase the super stealths as opposed to the regular stealths? (super street app). I know they do require the offset intake rockers which be addit'l $$$



You might want to get board member "LaRoy Engines" opinion on this. I believe some time in the past, on another web forum far far away, he posted some porting results on both the regular and "Super" Stealth heads and said the "Super" version wasn't really much better.

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: JohnRR] #1730903
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The 452's have never been flowed. They have 2.14/1.81 valves, and were professionally done by a guy named "Spider" that has since passed away. My local machine shop did some work on them and commented on how goood they looked, but they're 452's. Looking at Dwayne Porter's tests tell me that the best of the best 452's don't flow what an out of the box Stealth will flow. I would still be using these heads on this motor if it were not for the worn out header bolt holes that leak pretty badly. I realized that some of the leaking is coming from a freeze plug that's rotted. Hopefully that is the only issue and I can use them on my son's '64 convertible.

As for the other brands of heads, they were not an option as i wanted the stock appearance that only the Stealth has. I'm not trying to fool anyone, but let's face it, I don't have a bar. 11.50's is all I'm allowed to run anyway. Was hoping to get it sorted and put a 10.99 slip in the glovebox and go get some ice cream...ok beer!

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: Tommy D] #1730904
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The '64 looks like this now!

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: BradH] #1730905
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... because the valve stem diameters are different.

(C'mon, John, remember to complete your thoughts! )




Maybe the technology behind valve guide reamers never found it's way to U.S.S.A.??

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: Tommy D] #1730906
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The 452's have never been flowed. They have 2.14/1.81 valves, and were professionally done by a guy named "Spider" that has since passed away. My local machine shop did some work on them and commented on how goood they looked, but they're 452's. Looking at Dwayne Porter's tests tell me that the best of the best 452's don't flow what an out of the box Stealth will flow. I would still be using these heads on this motor if it were not for the worn out header bolt holes that leak pretty badly. I realized that some of the leaking is coming from a freeze plug that's rotted. Hopefully that is the only issue and I can use them on my son's '64 convertible.

As for the other brands of heads, they were not an option as i wanted the stock appearance that only the Stealth has. I'm not trying to fool anyone, but let's face it, I don't have a bar. 11.50's is all I'm allowed to run anyway. Was hoping to get it sorted and put a 10.99 slip in the glovebox and go get some ice cream...ok beer!




Being a rag top and no bar you cant even run 11.50..
I think your good to 12.0.. but I'm not positive

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: BradH] #1730907
01/16/15 07:53 PM
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... because the valve stem diameters are different.

(C'mon, John, remember to complete your thoughts! )




I thought they were longer also ???

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: Tommy D] #1730908
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The 452's have never been flowed. They have 2.14/1.81 valves, and were professionally done by a guy named "Spider" that has since passed away. My local machine shop did some work on them and commented on how goood they looked, but they're 452's. Looking at Dwayne Porter's tests tell me that the best of the best 452's don't flow what an out of the box Stealth will flow. I would still be using these heads on this motor if it were not for the worn out header bolt holes that leak pretty badly. I realized that some of the leaking is coming from a freeze plug that's rotted. Hopefully that is the only issue and I can use them on my son's '64 convertible.

As for the other brands of heads, they were not an option as i wanted the stock appearance that only the Stealth has. I'm not trying to fool anyone, but let's face it, I don't have a bar. 11.50's is all I'm allowed to run anyway. Was hoping to get it sorted and put a 10.99 slip in the glovebox and go get some ice cream...ok beer!




I had a set of Paul Rossi street fighter heads that Dwayne massaged further and everything I have read on out of the box stealths that have been flowed on a bench I trust tell me those 452's flow just as good as an out of the box stealth. If you think that out of the box stealths flow the CLAIMED numbers you would be wrong in that assumption.

As far as not trying to fool anyone??? You're fooling yourself too if you think that way, the reason you want them is because they look stock, it's all about fooling people ... and it appears yourself included.

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: JohnRR] #1730909
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we had a set of unported stealths and a set of cnc stealths. we hand ported the otb heads and saw bigger gains with a smaller port. every set of cnc ported heads ive looked at are just a hog job. better a little better flow and a ton more port velocity, makes for a happier combo

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: BradH] #1730910
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General Question: starting from scratch would it be better to purchase the super stealths as opposed to the regular stealths? (super street app). I know they do require the offset intake rockers which be addit'l $$$



You might want to get board member "LaRoy Engines" opinion on this. I believe some time in the past, on another web forum far far away, he posted some porting results on both the regular and "Super" Stealth heads and said the "Super" version wasn't really much better.




I'll try to combine everything quickly. The Super Stealth is the easiest short valve head I have found to port to 320cfm. You can do it quickly with a 2.14 intake, but the port opening is so rough it's best to take it right out to max wedge size. That's what it was designed for anyway.

With bigger valves I have found that both the Stealth and Super Stealth max out, for me, around the same 345-350cfm. The Stealth does it with a narrower port window and doesn't require the off-set rockers.

A properly ported 452 iron head will crush the OOTB Stealth. When both are ported the Stealth is superior to the iron 452 in the upper lift ranges. I have a hard time getting the 452 beyond 305cfm. My son says if I lay the dumb-ass aside they would probably go more. I let him speak, he is after all a better porter than I.

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: MR_P_BODY] #1730911
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The 452's have never been flowed. They have 2.14/1.81 valves, and were professionally done by a guy named "Spider" that has since passed away. My local machine shop did some work on them and commented on how goood they looked, but they're 452's. Looking at Dwayne Porter's tests tell me that the best of the best 452's don't flow what an out of the box Stealth will flow. I would still be using these heads on this motor if it were not for the worn out header bolt holes that leak pretty badly. I realized that some of the leaking is coming from a freeze plug that's rotted. Hopefully that is the only issue and I can use them on my son's '64 convertible.

As for the other brands of heads, they were not an option as i wanted the stock appearance that only the Stealth has. I'm not trying to fool anyone, but let's face it, I don't have a bar. 11.50's is all I'm allowed to run anyway. Was hoping to get it sorted and put a 10.99 slip in the glovebox and go get some ice cream...ok beer!




Being a rag top and no bar you cant even run 11.50..
I think your good to 12.0.. but I'm not positive





The line drawn on ragtops is actually 13.50. Anything 13.49 or faster needs a bar.


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Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: BradH] #1730912
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Bradh,
The 10.99 was a one off car normally ran 11.05 - 11.12 ish.had never even looked like a 10 , nearly crashed at timecards when i saw it
Dont forget those heads were probly maxed with the cam lift i have , i know if i put a bigger lift cam it will pick up more . But i exceed class / track regs for et now. I dont want to cage it . It will regularly push into the 10's with the new heads .
Cam is only 540 gross lift , 0.020 lash
I feel it was closer to 1 1/2 tenths consistant gain , not looking at 1 offs
It did pick up around 35 rwhp on the dyno
And no this is not an all out motor , just a street strip daily driver . All out these would not necessarrily be my choice , but bang foe buck 2 years ago they are great . Maybe the new sidewinder / trickflow may be better . I am more than pleased with the result , by the way the cnc's cost me $2000 aussie delivered
Tex

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Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: JohnRR] #1730913
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2.14 and 1.81 for what heads ? If stock mopar heads they aren't going to work with anything else but a stock mopar head ...


Yes I purchased them for OE iron BB heads. If the stealth/super stealth heads' guide ID is smaller then reaming them out wouldn't be a problem as would be shimming the springs if need be. All good or will my valves not work?


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Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: RapidRobert] #1730914
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The Stealth heads use an 11/32 stem, stock big block Chrysler length valve. If you can ream the guides, you're good to go.

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: LaRoy Engines] #1730915
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451 cubic inch 11.5 compression 609 comp solid cam muscle motors bowl ported stealths ,3800 convertor 3100 lb duster 10.53 128 mph

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: top8x7b] #1730916
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Convertible has a bar. It's an old 4-point, Lakewood bar, but a bar nonetheless. You can see it in the photo. I may put a legal bar in it, but not sure at this point. The NHRA cutoff for convertibles is 13.50. With the typical 8-point bar, a convertible is NHRA legal to 10.0 as long as all the other NHRA requirements are met.

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Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: Tommy D] #1730917
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Very nice cars Tommy. But you know my favorite is pops 63. Ron

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: 383man] #1730918
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Thanks Ron. I know where you stand! '63's all the way. Hope you and Gary are well. Send him my best and a congrats on hitting the 9's. TD

Re: 440 Source Stealth and Stealth CNC...How fast? [Re: Tommy D] #1730919
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Thanks Ron. I know where you stand! '63's all the way. Hope you and Gary are well. Send him my best and a congrats on hitting the 9's. TD





I will let him know and thank you. Ron

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