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Old 12-06-2023, 07:15 PM
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Probably, but was looking for actual results if anyone had measured them on a tester. I have no doubt SM can give me specs but I have trust issues. Will likely measure them myself prior to doing anything but was just curious if anyone had some existing experience.
That's why I ordered mine bare, so I could control everything and get what I want/need for my specific application

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I took my fuel filter and put thicker O rings on. It will seal but its tighter on one cap that the other, like they are not exactly the same size. The outlet ends hole was only 3/8" and it uses a 1/2" hose. I drilled it out to 7/16" then a little more to 11.5mm.
The fuel pump has this very,very fine screen stuffed into the inlet(I guess) side. Its so fine and small enough that it will be a restriction. I will remove it.

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so anyone put there out of the box edelbrock valves and springs in the speedmasters?...just wondering since i have somecomplet eheads im gonna have ported that wont be needing the edelbrock valves and springs

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so anyone put there out of the box edelbrock valves and springs in the speedmasters?...just wondering since i have somecomplet eheads im gonna have ported that wont be needing the edelbrock valves and springs
Edelbrock valves are ussually short stem's, KRE's are longer and SM
Just somthing I noticed.

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My SM same length as Eddy 72cc E heads -and if pull all the shims out the IH can be near 1.9" with them! I think they are Aussie made from the numbers on the valves.

I have a set of take off E head single springs I'll send you-went with duals for HR. Their valves may not be good enough for solid roller spring pressure-they will tell you that is you ask-some on the 409 heads.. Some of their valves are made by Ferrera but Ferrera will not tell you what quality but hinted more at the 5000 series level.

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Old 01-03-2024, 09:27 AM
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My SM same length as Eddy 72cc E heads -and if pull all the shims out the IH can be near 1.9" with them! I think they are Aussie made from the numbers on the valves.

I have a set of take off E head single springs I'll send you-went with duals for HR. Their valves may not be good enough for solid roller spring pressure-they will tell you that is you ask-some on the 409 heads.. Some of their valves are made by Ferrera but Ferrera will not tell you what quality but hinted more at the 5000 series level.
thats good to know, i hate to waste some basically new valves if they will work with the sm heads i bought on black friday. sucks the eheads have ft springs but ill probably just order some edelbrock springs to go with it. after the valve job ill still be into the sm heads for less than 2k for the 310cfm version.

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Unless changed Edelbrock uses a single coil spring.


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i have a question about the known dip just below a couple of the intake valve seats.

i had to order a 2 gallon kit of a product by carboline called splash zone 788. while reading about it i seen its used to repair or smoooth out intake ports on both heads and manifolds. would this product be suitable to smooth in the small void in these casting or is it too close to the chambers to be a safe fix? i dont know how much that spot would really affect a street car if any at all but if it could be fixed without welding or anything to exotic i might woukd give it a shot

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SZ is a remarkable product.Used a lot by pro head porters in intake manifolds and intake ports.Not sure how it will hold up under the valves.Reher Morrison uses it a lot.Might give them a call.Tom

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Could you post a picture of this dip?

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Any actual drag data or dyno numbers on these heads? I haven't seen any.... just forum discussion? Somewhere someone must be running them?

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Could you post a picture of this dip?
give me just a bit and ill see if my phone will take a good enough picture. its easier to feel than see

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Any actual drag data or dyno numbers on these heads? I haven't seen any.... just forum discussion? Somewhere someone must be running them?


i seen the owner of pontiac speed shop mention he was near the 800 mark on fb

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i put a few of the overall head just because
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its hard to see but its almost as if the valve seat is a bit smaller than the actual bowl area. these are the 78cc 310 cnc heads. its a really small area about quarter inch long and its right where the seat wall meet. u can see where the maching stops and cast starts, its right in that area.



i was gonna get so.e 80 grit sanding rolls an just kinda clean up.the rest of the as cast area and try slightly blending that area in...but then i seen the epoxy i mentioned.


what do you think
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