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Old 06-20-2005, 02:56 AM   #10
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Default Re: Roush 200 heads
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Originally Posted by fiveohpatrol
my advice would be to get rid of those things! A 200cc port that only flows 242cfm @.600 is terrible! My 200cc PTL's flow 296 @ .600
Flow isn't everything by a long shot. I could find some that flow well over 296 i'm sure, but I wouldn't recommend you toss yours !
The Roush 200's are fairly decent heads for the price, and there are quite a few people using them successfully.

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