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Yeah, I deleted it after looking at the link. All things considered, I think it is still "reasonable". Of course, there are no flow numbers yet... 😉
A guy around here bought one of the first sets. I don't know if he's got it fired up yet. It's a new build, so he can't do a comparison.
A guy around here bought one of the first sets. I don't know if he's got it fired up yet. It's a new build, so he can't do a comparison.
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For comparison: here's Gen 3 Edelbrocks with mild exhaust porting, slightly adjusted pushrod holes, PAC springs, and Jesel shaft mount setup =$3900. Jesel shaft mounts =$2000 Smith Brothers 0.145 wall pushrods= $400
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Heads are expensive for sure. I'm getting ready to box up my edelbrocks and victor to send to knowltons to get worked over. Peyton is also working on a set of t&d shafts for the edelbrocks that I'll be getting as well. $$$$
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--- the original was designed to make 1,000+ to the crankshaft with the factory valve angle and valve layout, on a high rpm small block.
These were designed with enough water to possibly see street use, but for now they remain as a high end drag racing application until someone wants to see how streetable they actually are.
--- the original was designed to make 1,000+ to the crankshaft with the factory valve angle and valve layout, on a high rpm small block.
These were designed with enough water to possibly see street use, but for now they remain as a high end drag racing application until someone wants to see how streetable they actually are.
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