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Old 02-27-2017, 06:42 AM
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What are the rings on your head URG8RB?
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It is this.

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What are the rings on your head URG8RB?
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They are gas vector rings from Jeff Lemons, along with new ARP studs which I relocated to be proper on center. The factory ones are not properly centered. Tim is making me a set of 321 Stage 2/3 custom headers to go with my very fancy 321 single Billet header flange that Jeff made me. All of it is machined to within 0.001" tolerance for perfect gas expulsion.
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Here are some pictures. If I can get them to post properly. This app still sucks.
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Intake pipe to turbo is painted.
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Who said it was little work?
the ports are been reshaped to a totally different approach, valveseats are altered, valves refaced, and a lot of stuf I dont know

About 3000$ in work + parts.
The flow you are getting with the stock size valves is very nice. Which flow bench and at what pressure (28Hg)? Hard to tell from the pictures, but it appears that the port angle has changed.. Good work.

Something to look forward to . A customer of ours was running the same Vitesse Stage 2 turbo as you have, using the Vitesse Sledge-Hammer big valve head, Vitesse Cam and V-MAF+. The 951 was lots of fun.

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Thanks John
Yes, Seat angles have ben changed / added.

Next winter Im changing Turbo, piston, rods And cooling system.
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Originally Posted by URG8RB8
They are gas vector rings from Jeff Lemons, along with new ARP studs which I relocated to be proper on center. The factory ones are not properly centered. Tim is making me a set of 321 Stage 2/3 custom headers to go with my very fancy 321 single Billet header flange that Jeff made me. All of it is machined to within 0.001" tolerance for perfect gas expulsion.

Jeff does good work. He's a nice guy!
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Yes, Seat angles have ben changed / added.

Next winter Im changing Turbo, piston, rods And cooling system.
What are your performance goals.
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What are your performance goals.
Killing some ///M`s, race some `911`s and sub on the Nurburgring?

so 450-500 whp in the long run?
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You will be surprised ad to what your car will do now

Do you have a plan for heat management? Already a large oil cooler in the work?
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Originally Posted by fast951
You will be surprised ad to what your car will do now

Do you have a plan for heat management? Already a large oil cooler in the work?
Im installing a big oilcooler this year, and new cooling system next winter.
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Originally Posted by URG8RB8
I find your numbers very hard to believe but see the chart. Your head flows nearly the same as Shawn's after major surgery and more than LR stage 3 which also has much work done. I spent over $5K to break 285 so just having a hard time buying these numbers with relatively little work. Of course, I am very keen to learn the magic. What were the lifts at stated flow?
I too find this a bit fanciful but head flow figures vary like dynos plus most don't recalibrate which makes the figures look even more impressive. No doubt there is good work on this head but no way it's seeing a true 270cfm with stock valves and cam no matter what alterations to the seats/angles. Not to say it won't be a great car but we can't really compare each others numbers from various flow benches.
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I too find this a bit fanciful but head flow figures vary like dynos plus most don't recalibrate which makes the figures look even more impressive. No doubt there is good work on this head but no way it's seeing a true 270cfm with stock valves and cam no matter what alterations to the seats/angles. Not to say it won't be a great car but we can't really compare each others numbers from various flow benches.
The bench is calibrated with standarized orficeplates from SF

The intake has been redesigned ( smaaler inntake runner ) , i can post some pictures when i get it

The car is going in the Dyno in about 4-6 weeks ( dynapack / rotortest )
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What degree Mercury and lift?

Look forward to your results. :-)
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