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  1. 01-22-2008 03:05 PM #1
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    Also on the tunnelport heads....in stock trim there is no flow gain over .600. They flow 292-300ish as cast. Ported maybe 320-340 although some claim more. I'd also like to know what cam they used besides what head, intake work was done. I do agree those numbers seems a bit high.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FFR428
    Also on the tunnelport heads....in stock trim there is no flow gain over .600. They flow 292-300ish as cast. Ported maybe 320-340 although some claim more. I'd also like to know what cam they used besides what head, intake work was done. I do agree those numbers seems a bit high.
    If those flow numbers are correct there would be enough head to support 575 to 600 hp in theory.
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