Re: Trick Flow heads
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The M1 intake showed back up from Wilson. As usual they did a super nice job on the porting. The port match appears to be perfect from what I can see and feel. do they section it to work on it?
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Re: Trick Flow heads
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I have my new clear top valve cover mounted up on the Trick Flow heads for the next round of dyno testing. I would really like to see a video of those clear valve covers on a running engine. Is this something that can stay on there all the time or just for testing or dyno work? Would they hold up on a street car? Thanks for the input Jerry I wouldn't run them on a street car since I'm sure the polycarb would turn yellow over time. I designed the clear top just for dyno testing. It is nice to prime the engine and see if the oil is flowing on all of the rocker arms. It is also a nice double check to see if oil is spraying out from the rocker arms or just leaking out. You can tell if the side clearance on the rocker arms is correct by how much oil is spraying around. Just an easy way to double check things on a new engine. I don't think there is any need to use the clear covers on an engine that is working properly although maybe someone would like them just for the looks.
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Re: Trick Flow heads
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The M1 intake showed back up from Wilson. As usual they did a super nice job on the porting. The port match appears to be perfect from what I can see and feel. do they section it to work on it? I don't think so but I do not know how they get the super nice finish all the way down the runners. The finish is very even everywhere. I don't have the motor skills to do anything close to this type of work.
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Re: Trick Flow heads
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Hey Andy,
What's something like the cost?
Thanks Damon The porting or the billet valve cover with the clear top? Wilson charged me $1000 for the porting on the intake. The machine shop charged me $600 for the valve cover.
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Re: Trick Flow heads
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A comparison of the runner inlets shows how Wilson added width and height to the factory runners. The interesting thing is that Mopar could've designed the intake like this in the first place. Now that Mopar has stopped making this intake maybe someone like Trick Flow will take the design and run with it.
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Re: Trick Flow heads
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Is not the untouched one an RB while the ported one is a B intake?
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Re: Trick Flow heads
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[quote=69 plymouth rnr]This is a great thread but is there anyone who can confirm Trick Flows claims on a 440 build they claim . Or any other trick flow dyno numbers with different combos?? THANKS Had only one day to dink with these combinations. Trick Flow 240, .030" over 440, stock stroke, 9.9:1 compression, 850 Mighty Demon, Edelbrock Victor and RPM intakes, Solid roller 238/242 @ .050. Victor..... 500 lb-ft 3,300-6,100rpm 550 lb-ft 4,500-5,300rpm 562 lb-ft @ 4,800rpm 591 hp @ 5,900rpm RPM........ 500 lb-ft 3,100-5,900rpm 550 lb-ft What numbers do you think they'd produce on a stock 383 short block??
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Re: Trick Flow heads
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I read the thread and might have missed it but what is compression ratio on dyno mule not sure which engine you're asking about. My 470 has 10.5 compression.
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Re: Trick Flow heads
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Re: Trick Flow heads
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Andy, how is the clear top going to be sealed to the rest of the valve cover? I can't tell if you have some sort of gasket in there and don't see any signs of an o-ring or groove.
I will/would be interesting to see in there while the engine ran. MD, here is a final picture. There is a gasket between the aluminum body and the lexan and then there is a SST beauty ring that fits over the top. So it is a four piece assembly.
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Re: Trick Flow heads
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Andy, that's a nice looking piece, it should be useful too. Instead of wondering how well the valve train is being oiled it can be verified without running it until parts are either smoked or survive the test of time. Thanks for posting a finished picture.
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Re: Trick Flow heads
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Hey Andy that sure looks sharp. With 10.5 static compression where do you like to see the intake closing? Thanks. I haven't trained my brain to think in terms of opening and closing points. I'm more comfortable with duration and lobe angles. The cam that is in there now is 264/268 on 108. It is a good compromise between the 271 on 109 which seemed a little too big, and the 261 on 108 that seemed a little too small.
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