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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Southwestern Pa.
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![]() I HAVE A SET OF 185CC A.F.R. CYLINDER HEADS WITH 2.02 INTAKE AND 1.60 EXHAUST VALVES. MY QUESTION IS ....HAS ANYONE USED THESE ON A STOCK(1988) MOTOR? AND IF SO WHAT IS A GOOD CAM CHOICE FOR A DRIVER CAR WITH A FIVE SPEED AND 4.10 GEARS.I ALSO HAVE A 190 FUEL PUMP,1-5/8 LONG TUBE HEADERS W/ 2-1/2 EXHAUST AND UNDERDRIVE PULLEYS THE REST IS STOCK.I KNOW I NEED TO UPGRADE INJECTORS. ANY SUGGESTIONS OR INFO IS APPRECIATED.
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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![]() you'll have to fly cut the pistons for valve clearance with a stock shortblock
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Join Date: Feb 2000
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![]() You will only need to notch the pistons if you get a fairly hefty cam.
The 185 heads are a bit much on a naturally aspirated 302. The 165's would work really well for you though. So if theres any way you could trade yours or return them for 165's I think you would be better off. But if not, you're ok. Just get a good flowing intake (i like the Performer RPM and Holley systemax). Just read an article in the newest 5.0ragazine and they made 390hp/378ft-lb NA with the 185 heads on a 302. So I guess they really aren't too bad ![]() Whatever cam you choose to go with, make sure you check the piston to valve clearance so you don't end up with a pile broken parts. 30lb injectors will do you perfect good luck
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![]() stock cam with 185s, any cam with 165s. I just found this out monday, Dane, poweradderperformance.com
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