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Join Date: May 1999
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![]() Stock GT-40P heads actually lose flow after .500 lift... why you want to increase the lift of your valves by adding 1.7:1 rockers is beyond me.
Also, I hope you have upgraded valvesprings in them, the stock GT-40P springs are only rated for .500 lift which means if you didn't opt for better valvesprings, you'll probably have binding with that cam/rocker combo. |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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![]() Yea the springs are upgraded, they are good up to .600 lift. So i should stick with a 1.6 rocker ? Stock size right ? 1.7 gonna give me too much lift for those P's ?
Heres what the specs say for the heads : ford gt40p cylinder heads with all new parts. features 1.940/1.540 stainless high flow valves 60cc chamber hi performance spings ( .600 lift ) pc seals, hardened locks/retainers and seats 5 angle valve job CBN finished deck. Pedestal rockers required. Heads are fully assembled and ready for install Will these flow bettter or just the same as stock gt40p heads ? |
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