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  • for those of you with flowbenches...

    just out of curiosity what all is needed to flow heads/how do you go about doing so (whats the procedure) & is there anyway someone could flow some heads off of a couple of the more common GM engines or otherwise & maybe make a sticky or article with a cross section comparing the flow of the different heads at different lifts?

    if not id be happy to track down some flow numbers on other heads & compile it myself. it just seems like itd be nice for someone to be able to get on & just click a thread or article showing a comparison of intake & head flows among the likes of the different 60* engines & others such as those l67 boat anchors, 4.3 (vortec & non vortec), 4.0 jeep (HO or LO), & maybe a 350/quad 4.

    does this sound like an interesting idea to anyone else? if anything i can see what i can track down & maybe come up with a chart or something kickass.

    i got this idea when comparing 3.1 headflow to that of a l67 & saw that the intake flows about the same & the exhaust isnt far off-& thats not even with the 3x00's!
    Last edited by no_doz; 09-17-2009, 10:26 PM.

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    ben uses the flow-quik, which is about the most versatile setup for the price. it would run you i think around 900 for a basic setup?
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