What do you guys prefer Trick Flow or Dart...?
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i honestly dont know much about darts. trick flows seem to be a popular choice, but most people use ported stock castings.-Joel
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i would port and polish the stock heads and intake..thats what im planning on doing2011 Ford Raptor SuperCrew
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thanksOriginally posted by badinfluenceRS View Postjoel knows his lt1 stuff...
yep, lloyd is the man when it comes to porting stock heads. I have a set of stock heads i plan on sending to him but i dont have the money for it yet.Originally posted by BlackbirdWs6zzz View Postdo a search on elliot lyod...you send him your heads, he ports them and polishes them and gives you a cam to match. People make great #'s with those heads
depends what you are doing and what your budget is. have you done any homework on this on the tech forums (camaroz28.com, ls1tech) ? Trick flow heads have superior flow to stock LT1 heads as they sit, but you can port a stock LT1 casting to flow better than a trick flow... however you can also port the trick flow to flow more than the ported stocker.Originally posted by awp944 View PostPort and Polish stock heads or buy aftermarket??
THE PROBLEM with Trick Flow heads is that they are 62cc cumbustion chambers - which is bigger than stock, meaning you lose compression. Unless you are running a stroker, or high compression piston you will have to get them milled down to achieve a proper compression ratio. Its not a big deal, but they arent "ready to go" out of the box, youre going to spend some more money on them.
The Lloyd Elliot stage 1 port package is a great bang for the buck at $825 (requires you to send a set of stock heads). You can also chech out his other options if you have more money to throw around. Whatever the case, at least consider your options before you buy a set of heads that negate their own gain from compression loss
here's Lloyd's packages:
http://www.eportworks.com/lt1.html-Joel
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Yeah I was planning on getting mine ported and polished. never heard of this loyd guy though. And Joel you know ur crap about lt1's.sigpic Im Gonna Party Like A Rock Star, Hit A Bunch Of Strip Bars, Wake Up Naked In A Hotel Room, Through My TV Out The Window, Smoke A Bunch Endo Cause Tonight Im Wanted Dead Or Alive
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doh yea had that backwards.Originally posted by Swat View Post195cc intake runners, 62 cc combustion chambers.
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hmm. interesting.. i wonder if theres anyway to figure out what i have... I was told by my neighbor (that dumped countless dollars into my TA) and If i recall correctly he said I have Trick Flow heads... but if you said a bunch had to be done to get them to work properly; kind of makes me think twice99 Grand Prix GT - Winter Ride
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getting them milled is not really a "bunch" of work... you drop them off at a machine shop and they mill them down.-Joel
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