Mally69
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Does anyone have the flow numbers for an ootb stage V big valve head. And replacement stage v head. And edelbrock victor hemi head?? Cannot find the info anywhere.
Can a head be custom, but out of the box at the same time?Wow damn there are alot on that site. Main one im looking for is the stage v custom head with the big valve 2.42 intake with kicked ex valve 1.90. Ootb numbers
Yeah it lists the same head with either a 2.25 intake with 1.90 exhaust valve. Or you can get the 2.42 int with 1.90 exhaust. Raised or standard ex port. But there un ported. So yes. I just wanted to see what the flow numbers were without port work.Can a head be custom, but out of the box at the same time?
On my bench the Victor head is a little over [email protected] ootb.
Rather have a set of custom Hemi heads than a Ford Custom....Can a head be custom, but out of the box at the same time?
I’ve only ever had a couple of stage V heads here.
The stock replacement castings “ootb” are pretty unfinished, and require a bit of work to make them even usable...... so there would never really be an “ootb” flow number.
The seats come blank, so any valid flow test is going require a valve job be done...... which then becomes part of the results.
I suppose if stage V sells the castings “prepped” or finished....... I guess that would be their “ootb”.
800hp is 1.4 hp/cube. A set of the Edelbrock Victors and a nice solid roller should easily get it there.Well that makes sense as to why i could never find the info on them. If you were building a 800ish 572 cu in hemi , which heads would you go with?.
800hp is 1.4 hp/cube. A set of the Edelbrock Victors and a nice solid roller should easily get it there.
Agreed....... if you can get the heads.
Any idea if that‘s due to Edelbrock’s relocation or just the current supply chain issues plaguing the world?I don’t think they’ve been available for quite a while.
Other heads can get the job done, those are just the best bang for the buck.