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Without o-rings?
Theyre o-ring'd.. they just arent in that picture. We did some other stuff to keep the heads down as well. Im not real worried about blowing a headgasket.
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How much does a port job like this run? are these the SE heads by TA? whats the reason for porting the roof- more lift?
Yea.. Im excited to be getting back out there with him. He's been on the sidelines too long.. he has a low 9 Stage 2 street car he's had for a couple of years but he rarely takes it to the track.bison, there ia a self sealing copper gasket that does not require orings. It has been around for quite a while now.
Jay, it will be nice to see Nelson at more of the races now.
See ya, Kip
That explains it just fine.Theyre o-ring'd.. they just arent in that picture. We did some other stuff to keep the heads down as well. Im not real worried about blowing a headgasket.
bison, there ia a self sealing copper gasket that does not require orings. It has been around for quite a while now.
Jay, it will be nice to see Nelson at more of the races now.
See ya, Kip
Kip done a set of heads like this for an engine I built 2 years ago. The heads flow like a fire hose. Looks like yours do too. They will work out nice for you. The intake end sealing is a PIA.
Those heads are wild. I'm really liking the pics of the intake manifold. Aside from the peak of epoxy where the EGR tower used to be is there any other built up spots on the manifold? I'm going to be doing mine before my stroker goes back together and I'm looking for any tips I can find.
And he has them now to see how much more he can get out of them.
Looks like Jay has his hands on a serious TSM engine. We also run a 240'ish cam at close to .700 lift but with the heads like those it seemed smaller. Just be careful that you don't dry up that 70 turbo too early:wink: We did but, this go around we're doing a custom grind in the same duration range to prevent that.