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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Lafayette,IN USA
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I agree, with that intake and exhaust AFR 165's would be the way to go. If you plan on stroking it or going forced induction then get the 185's. I have been looking at heads lately and have decided to get the 185's for the 306 I am building. Next year(hopefully) it will have a twin turbo on it. The TFS heads are good too but I like the AFR heads better.
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