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    Quote Originally Posted by MeanTA View Post
    Ya i know that. was wondering how much better it was over a ported Victor-E. With these heads
    Better entry. Bigger csa. It will port match to a 1207 port with a lot less work. Only draw back is it taller than the vic e.
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    I have a friend (Tony Shepard) out of Austin, TX to whom I was bragging about my newly ported TFS 23 degree heads. I'd posted the numbers to him and the best for my street/strip daily driver was a respectable 299/212 @ .600 lift.
    Tony came back with this...
    "Nice numbers Dave!

    One thing though, if these are the first LT1 heads you have seen flow over 300cfm you have been in a closet. LOL

    AFR LT1 heads flow out of the box more than your ported TFS heads. Not taking anything away from Lloyd because he does good work and has done work for me in the past. Just stating the 300cfm mark has been hit a long time ago. My CNC'ed AFR's are untouched by any head porter and flow 340 cfm. Todd's AFR's flowed 310cfm out of the box also."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mightyquick View Post
    I have a friend (Tony Shepard) out of Austin, TX to whom I was bragging about my newly ported TFS 23 degree heads. I'd posted the numbers to him and the best for my street/strip daily driver was a respectable 299/212 @ .600 lift.
    Tony came back with this...
    "Nice numbers Dave!

    One thing though, if these are the first LT1 heads you have seen flow over 300cfm you have been in a closet. LOL

    AFR LT1 heads flow out of the box more than your ported TFS heads. Not taking anything away from Lloyd because he does good work and has done work for me in the past. Just stating the 300cfm mark has been hit a long time ago. My CNC'ed AFR's are untouched by any head porter and flow 340 cfm. Todd's AFR's flowed 310cfm out of the box also."
    @Mightyquick
    ???? Who are you talking to? lol
    94 Trans am. Built 383/T56(437/409) Wilwoods, tubular suspension, QA1/BMR, Watts Link. Stripped down and set to kill!

    Twin Tubo build underway. !GOING AFTER LTX STANDING MILE RECORD!

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    Anybody that is looking for the largest head flows on an LTx based block.

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