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![]() My motor was starting to foul a couple plugs with oil so I tore the heads down.
My Trick Flows have the old cast iron guides. 4 of them were so wasted the valve stems would wiggle about a 1/4 inch!!!! This coupled with weak valvesprings could be responsible for my relatively low power numbers. I made 269.1 RWHP @ 5000 rpm I made 304.4 Ft-lbs @ 4400 rpm These are from a Mustang Dyno. A Dynojet might show 290hp/320ft-lb My combo goes like this: 302 ported TFS heads (bowl and port to 1262) GT-40 w/ported lower (1262 Fel-pro as well) E-303 w/1.72's 24 lb injectors C&L 73 65 mm t.b. equal length shorties, Flows, dumps pulleys K&N panel The Head shop told me that they re-guide TONS of heads that have the cast iron guides, and that the worn guides along with weak valve springs were most likely costing me a lot of power. Just a heads up to you TFS guys that have the earlier heads like I do. ------------------ 1988 Mustang GT 12.0 @ 122 1992 BadAzz Wrangler 1993 Explorer |
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