Port matching heads to headers

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Slowly, much like the repairs to 2511, my engine is being assembled, and my engine builder posed a question I do not know how to answer.

I am using the 4-barrel CHI heads and blue thunder intake, 404 stroker, GTS tri-y headers.

Exhaust ports on my heads are not CNC machined but remain as cast.

Question:

What sort of heads to headers port matching should be done?

None? Match to gasket? Or???

Any wisdom you can provide is appreciated.

Thanks,

Larry

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3/22/181:06 PM

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