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11-10-2002, 11:27 PM
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I'd rather be basketweaving
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Location: Indianapolis
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If you don't care about porting, then do NOT get the GT40 aluminum heads. I recently saw a flow comparison of the GT40X vs a set of ported E7 heads. The GT40's had higher PEAK flow, but average flow across the lift range was actually about the same on the 2 sets of heads. Thats not information I would want to hear if I spent that much money on those GT40's.
Why do you want to stay close to stock compression? What sort of budget are you on? I would check out JD's performance for a set of TFS aluminum heads. They have them for just over $900, and will KILL the GT40's.
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