Reply to "CHI 3v Heads- Which exhaust system?"

jffrMember

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Originally posted by DW:
Thanks to everyone for providing me with lots of information and ideas. Learning what others have done is the best way to find out what works, and what doesn't.

I will be calling CHI again next week and thanks to the info provided by you all, we will be able to work out the best combination for my car.

Dennis

Think about the CHI 2V aluminum head. Edelbrock makes an air gap manifold that is a perfect port match and with a low enough air cleaner, will clear the engine cover screen, but it will be close. You can also use their performer manifold and Weiand makes a nice single plane 2V manifold also. For a good street application, I don't think you need all the flow that the 3V heads can give you and the 2V heads should produce more low end power because they will have better velocity.

7/19/085:16 AM

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