turbo nasty
Turbo Dojo / MNTR
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@seedling Amen! Well put
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SignUp Now!The very thing gunsandgears has been talking about,air speed.Why not
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But air speed is only one factor. I'll choose an alum head over a ironThe very thing gunsandgears has been talking about,air speed.Why not
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it will be a waste of $ in most cases unless the engine is built for a specific purpose.the balance of flow and airspeed is tough to beat on a 109.I'll choose an alum head over a iron
the problem is most dont have enough of it and its easy to lose it as the head gets more and more ported out for max flow.But air speed is only one factor.
The aluminum material does bring some nice qualities to the table.But air speed is only one factor. I'll choose an alum head over a iron
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That hashtag slut to you mistersluts are people too ya know
Not saying you're wrong by any means but a lot of high-end Racers have preferred the iron heads because the combustion chamber holds all the heat in a lot better and heat is what makes power all of the Chevy stuff I built for my customers when it comes to a street strip motor I put in almost an extra point of compression when using aluminum cuz of the heat dissipation of the aluminumBut air speed is only one factor. I'll choose an alum head over a iron
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Why is it too largeThe other air speed reducer is the Champion race intake manifold.
iron,and aluminum .the head isnt the limiting factor with the 109What heads are the fastest 109 guys running
I agree I was just wondering what the majority was usingiron,and aluminum .the head isnt the limiting factor with the 109
Yes.Why is it too large
More low end torque and better throttle response,so nice on a street engine. Add E85 and you have even more torque.when it comes to a street strip motor I put in almost an extra point of compression when using aluminum cuz of the heat dissipation of the aluminum
I chose TA because after a year and a half of waiting for some from Champion I lost patience. I do like TA's more robust casting as evidenced by its weight. They have a very thick deck.Hey guys now we got rid of the technical stuff which head did you choose and why Champion or TA.