New heads on 100k engine
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New heads on 100k engine
I just installed a supercharger and would love to make the car as fast as possible without blowing it up. I see Trick Flow sell heads made for supercharged car. The manifold has the dreaded rear leak so would this be a good time to change the heads also? Is this good or will i end up with an engine that will have problems? Has anyone done this and how did it go.
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my first time.
The blower should be alright ONLY with low boost (i.e. 4-6 psi) and a spot on tune. If you want to do heads and cam however, go for it. I did my heads/cam swap at 94,000 miles. Runs great.
Last edited by CamaroBoy96Z28; 02-07-2007 at 11:05 PM.
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Not really. Its very straightforward. I had mine off in about an hour
my first time.
The blower should be alright ONLY with low boost (i.e. 4-6 psi) and a spot on tune. If you want to do heads and cam however, go for it. I did my heads/cam swap at 94,000 miles. Runs great.
my first time.
The blower should be alright ONLY with low boost (i.e. 4-6 psi) and a spot on tune. If you want to do heads and cam however, go for it. I did my heads/cam swap at 94,000 miles. Runs great.
#8
Always gets done right/clean with no issues or leaks.
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In any case, like I said, it's an easy job in comparison to swapping heads w/ the motor in the car (not so much that it's not easy, just a real pain in the ***)
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As mentioned above, those heads will drop the compression a tad which might not be a bad thing for a forced induction application. However, with a 100K on the clock, I personally would be more inclined to set aside whatever extra funds towards a stout replacement shortblock and worry about better heads down the road.
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