Thread: H/C/I/carb on 4 bolt 350
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08-22-2014 11:24 PM #1
Oh ok I am understanding a little better. I built Hondas before i had my Camaro and mustangs so I come from the import world where compression is everything. I guess what I'm really asking at the end of the day is could the 195 heads benefit me in any way or would I be better off with the 180s if money wasn't an issue? If my application is better off with the 180s, I can pass up the 195s. It's no big deal.
If I can benefit from them, say I go with a cam that has similar specs to what you're suggesting, would I also want a bigger carb and maybe a different intake?
Thanks for being patient with me.Last edited by MrGbody; 08-22-2014 at 11:31 PM.
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08-23-2014 12:05 AM #2
again back to what parts ? intake what do you have ? and back to heads you can not realy just look at cc of port runner . not ever one s heads are going to flow the same and like i said dart dyno i think 3 heads if you want to just look at port cc and many do it a bad habit tell s you how many cc the port holds there a hell of alot more to it .you have go to dart web page like i said. i do not think the 198 are to big but then you need to tell me more then you told me ? what is the rpm band . what carb cfm you have one ?. what intake ? you have one ? what is the 180 flow numbers who makes the head. on paper the bigger head allways wins but if your under 3000 rpm.most of the time and moveing a 4000. pound car ? no CR is only about around 6 hp more going from 9to1 to 10to 1 now if you jump up to 15to1 when yes it helps if you have the fuel but then the 15 to1 engine as not the same dealLast edited by pat mccarthy; 08-23-2014 at 12:17 AM.





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