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Pesce Nero 12-24-2012 02:27 PM

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Brad, flowed a set of as cast Trick Flow twisted Wedge heads last night and my numbers are exactly the same as what everyone says online.

at .500 they were done, 250 cfm, well at .600 it was 253 but it was over at that point

I'm very excited after a completely frustrating week of breaking shit and chasing Texas Speeds numbers. I must have had the head on the flow bench 20 times trying to get my numbers over the 280 mark In my first post with a set of LS 317 heads. There was no way I could take out the same amount of metal of the Texas Speed head and charge what I do. I would have really been happy to hit 290 cfm @ .600 with a much smaller port but the results are in. IMO, I like the Texas Speed Head and I'm sure AI's is really good too but If your going to run the TS head I would only put it on a stroker

PapaBear 12-24-2012 03:06 PM

Next time I pull my AI 243s ill let you test em. I'm curios to know.

Pesce Nero 12-24-2012 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by PapaBear (Post 203626)
Next time I pull my AI 243s ill let you test em. I'm curios to know.

you wanted me to port heads for you but you went elsewhere and now you want me to flow them. thats funny:bigthumb:

PapaBear 12-24-2012 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Pesce Nero (Post 203629)
you wanted me to port heads for you but you went elsewhere and now you want me to flow them. thats funny:bigthumb:

I did want you to port them, but didn't have time. You will have the next set as I told you a few months ago, if you are willing of course. Wasn't meant to be funny at all. I'm sure you're curious to see the results as well. No need to be like that.

:Group Hug:

Pesce Nero 12-24-2012 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by PapaBear (Post 203634)
I did want you to port them, but didn't have time. You will have the next set as I told you a few months ago, if you are willing of course. Wasn't meant to be funny at all. I'm sure you're curious to see the results as well. No need to be like that.

:Group Hug:

AI's heads will probably measure out nearly the same as mine. I don't think for one second that the numbers they post are inaccurate. They would get to much crap if they did. I have a calibration plate with my setup and as long as everyone calibrates their flowbench there shouldn't be much differences between the numbers that anyone posts. My obsession with the Texas Speed head is that when someone put them on their car, it actually went slower. my goal was to come close with the flow numbers without taking so much metal out. And it wasnt easy to do.

Matts94Z28 12-24-2012 07:39 PM

Wow someone had a car slow down with a set of their heads. Most LS1tech'rs think they are great for a budget head.

PapaBear 12-24-2012 10:56 PM

I went with AI only out of convenience. I paid someone to do my cam install and had the heads done while That was in progress. I am curious to know what they flow, because I wanted you to do them, but shipping times and a lack of a donor set held me back. Don't know what I lost out of the situation other than $ lol. And they are 799s not 243s like I thought prior.

Pesce Nero 12-25-2012 01:08 AM

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Originally Posted by PapaBear (Post 203681)
I went with AI only out of convenience. I paid someone to do my cam install and had the heads done while That was in progress. I am curious to know what they flow, because I wanted you to do them, but shipping times and a lack of a donor set held me back. Don't know what I lost out of the situation other than $ lol. And they are 799s not 243s like I thought prior.

its the same head casting and the flow numbers for the ai's are posted by djfury on the first page of this thread

slow94 12-26-2012 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Pesce Nero (Post 203619)
Brad, flowed a set of as cast Trick Flow twisted Wedge heads last night and my numbers are exactly the same as what everyone says online.

at .500 they were done, 250 cfm, well at .600 it was 253 but it was over at that point

I'm very excited after a completely frustrating week of breaking shit and chasing Texas Speeds numbers. I must have had the head on the flow bench 20 times trying to get my numbers over the 280 mark In my first post with a set of LS 317 heads. There was no way I could take out the same amount of metal of the Texas Speed head and charge what I do. I would have really been happy to hit 290 cfm @ .600 with a much smaller port but the results are in. IMO, I like the Texas Speed Head and I'm sure AI's is really good too but If your going to run the TS head I would only put it on a stroker

What did the TW heads flow on the exhaust?

RoadconeTuning 12-26-2012 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Matts94Z28 (Post 203662)
Wow someone had a car slow down with a set of their heads. Most LS1tech'rs think they are great for a budget head.

grangers car made 15hp less than russ gto does now and he had a ported head with a 233/236 freaking .651 lift cam. im convinced those PRC and TS heads are just forum marketing. AI is good stuff to but Phil has absolutely zero people skills.

LXtasy 12-26-2012 02:18 PM

Ai loves south carolinians

Pesce Nero 12-26-2012 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by slow94 (Post 203817)
What did the TW heads flow on the exhaust?

I need to make a valve opening fixture for the ford/mopar and chevy heads so I only quickly checked the intakes and the numbers on my intake side matched these almost exactly

Intake/exhaust
.1 63/53
.2 141/107
.3 205/144
.4 233/171
.5 251/187
.6 251/193

exhaust side is pretty good. intake side stalls at .5

slow94 12-27-2012 09:00 AM

Ok I was just wondering. On FI vehicles the most important side is the exhaust side. The air is going to get in there whether it likes it or not with my blower :mrgreen:. Just a matter of how good it can leave.

BigdaddyDupree 08-18-2013 09:19 PM

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