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Wowbagger hates me too!
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Magrathea/California
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I've now got 3 sets of ported heads so I'm going to sell the one I won't use.
I'm selling a pretty heavily ported set that just came back after being in for porting for like 19 months. I got impatient the other day and bought a set of more radical heads so these are no longer useful to me. I'm going to include my stage 3 blower cams, a full set of sparkly lash adjusters, last adjuster shims (so you can get the added lift from the cam), roller finger followers, stock intake and exhaust valves, locks and retainers. I'm also going to include a NEW set of stock Ford head bolts for 2V. Basically you'll have to add high lift springs (or take the shims out and use stock springs), valve seals, assemble the parts... maybe get a valve job if you feel the need, and you'll have a helluva good top end for very little $$$. Price is 650 + 50% of shipping. Shipping's going to be like 150 bucks so me picking up half should help. I'll have pics this weekend for serious buyers. |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Austin, Texas
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Very cool. Could I install the heads on my stock 2v engine and see some gains, or are these heads better used for a s/c engine.
Edit: I'm planning on Procharging my GT, so I'm thinking this would be a good start.
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Wowbagger hates me too!
Join Date: Nov 2005
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Porting usually get's you 10-15hp or so on the dyno with the stock cams.. maybe more, maybe less. You'll definitely see a bump though. The cams are best for a blower but they'll still do good work for NA cars.
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WE ARE PENNSTATE
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how bout being used with stock pistons or would using a larger dished pistion be necessary (talking about the cam)
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PM sent.
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Wowbagger hates me too!
Join Date: Nov 2005
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stock pistons should be fine without the shims. with them you'll need a bigger dish in all probability.
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nice, i was kinda thinkin of getting heads. so i can just put my cams and manley springs on them and put the new heads in. then just need to degree them. but i dont know yet.
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Wowbagger hates me too!
Join Date: Nov 2005
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machnJo beat you to it. Sorry. If that deal falls through for any reason I'll give you second chance on it.
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Is this everything I would need to have them installed on a stock n/a 2v GT?
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Wowbagger hates me too!
Join Date: Nov 2005
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no. you'd need some gaskets, and you should do a valve job... maybe put in high lift springs. Stuff like that. Not a lot but enough to consider. Still.... machnjo beat ya' to it. You've got 3rd chance offer if everyone else backs out.
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Hot, Nasty, Bad ass speed
Join Date: Aug 2005
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If I didn't just move I would have been there in like 10 minutes and beat you all.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Are you crazy?!?! j/kThat is a great deal! Good luck on the sale. |
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Wowbagger hates me too!
Join Date: Nov 2005
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Shipping heads out today. Install parts (head bolts, lash adjusters, cams, shims, followers, locks, retainers, springs, valves) will be packed up tonight and sent in the morning.
Thanks machnjo. It's been a pleasure doing business. Posting pics of your new heads in a few minutes. Stay tuned. ![]() ![]() Note to machnjo... if you want to use flat top pistons you can with these heads. The chambers have been hogged out pretty well so the compression ratio will around 11.4:1 (static) which is just at the limit of pump gas (91 octane... 93 can go a little higher). The chambers CC'd out at 48cc. With the cams included and a 5.4L block....you're going to crap your pants. That CR is at standard bore. It goes up to 11.5:1 with a .020 overbore. |
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