Reply to "engine setup"

George PAdmin.

Panhe,

if your motor has the oem heads on it, they are large port (4V) heads, with open combustion chambers & smaller 2V size valves, i.e. 2.04" intake & 1.65" exhaust.

Before anyone can make a head recommendation, it would be best if you discussed your goals for your motor, how you will use the car, if you will stroke it or leave it at 351 cubic inches, what sort of red line you want for the motor, how important is reliability and drivability. How much money you forsee spending on the motor.

Can you fill in the gaps for us?

Your friend on the DTBB, George

1/16/065:01 PM

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