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#262
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... when we talked to Rick from Edelbrock at PRI this year about the plug location, he said that there were some early castings that had some things in different places, he thinks that was why Calvin's proport casting probably had the plug where it was, he assured it has since been corrected ...
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#263
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As far as I can tell my plug location is in the same location as Jim's heads which was said to have a plug location problem.
If there was a change it was very slight and not noticeable. |
#264
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Visited with another CNC guy last week. We are moving forward on CNC'd extensively ported 11 degree Pro Ports. Working all the details...
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Great news Jim! can hardly wait to see the results!
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1969 GTO, 3370 lbs, 10.5” tire... 07/31/21 Norwalk 9.42 @ 142 1/4, 5.95 @ 115 1/8th mile 3400 lbs...535 with Junk dinosaur Eheads |
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Thanks 69...These should be good
In an attempt to continue the flow of info on 11 deg head dimensions, I posted this on another thread and I thought I would add it here for the continuity. Center of guide opening to center of rocker stud hole - Since these openings are not on the same plane and are drilled at different angles it is hard to measure however I measured 1.463" from closest side of guide opening (guides are not installed yet) to the closest side of threaded rocker stud hole. Guide opening is .502" diameter and stud hole is .442" therefore a very rough center to center is 1.935" Center of head bolt hole (between intake ports) to center of intake guide opening - These are closer to being on the same plane but again these are drilled at different angles...we measured 1.31" from closest side of guide opening (guides are not installed yet) to the closest side of head bolt hole. Guide opening is .502" diameter and head bolt hole is .530" therefore a rough center to center is 1.826" Head bolt hole to other adjacent intake guide opening is the same within .001" So head bolt hole is centered nicely between the two intake guides. Valve cover rail to deck at its closest point is 4.99" |
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.... here is cool pic i found, i belive it is Butler new ported ProPort head, it looks nice though, who's ever it is ....
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#268
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.... i'm pretty sure nobody was talking about Jim's ProPort head having the issue, the concern came from the pics of Calvin's ProPort head/half ....
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If that is the case then why was this "concern" ever brought up? The issue was corrected before Jim got his heads. So why even mention it? I guess Bruce brought it because........????????? |
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.... so basically, the concern was correct, but has since been addressed, so what is the big deal ?? .... i was just trying to show where the concern came from, and it looked like Calvin's head-half had the issue, and Jim's did not .... it's not the end of the world .... .... as for why Bruce brought it up ??? i'd say because he wanted to .... but i'd have to ask him to be 100% .... |
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Actually it was first mention by Jim of Rolanding racing on the Channel, I checked the dates. There was no mention by Bruce before that date. Bruce then bought up the subject here, the funny part was watching him obsessed about it, when we knew long before it wasn't a problem. The way it all came about didn't look good. Suddenly we had Calvin posting pictures, We just sat back kind of giggling as it was coming from the CV-1 boys.
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I have sd e- heads ,Lynn's Vs , Calvins cv1s and would use kre , tigers , don't care it's says Pontiac on my car dude not Chevy. And if I recall the V,s port came from Ford, so whats the difference , everybody borrows tech , can't all of us and you put some of your anger towards the other brands and let this crap go for the good of the Pontiac guys ??.. Maybe we can even get more great products by being positive, as we can buy whatever we each chose and that fits a our needs! More choices are always better !!!! JMO Thanks |
#273
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On that Butler head it appears material has been added for the outer manifold bolt holes. This set does not have enough boss cast to move the hole as he has. We were planning to weld this set to allow moving .500"
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#275
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Hey I was just stating facts, I could care less what head anyone uses. If it meets your goals that's all that counts. What the Pontiac guys don't like is the dyno queen numbers that never get back up, then claiming their the best thing since slice bread.
Tons of guys post their dyno numbers along with their combination, the difference is they have a specific HP goal in mind that their trying to reach their not selling a product. When A head like a CV one dominates all the topics week after week they're going to get judged. At some point you have to produce some proof that their actually making the HP, flow numbers and dyno sheets after while just don't cut it. the problem is all the other heads have proven themselves CV ones haven't yet proved to be any better. So we leave up to you to deside which head to choose. You made 813 HP now go out and make the CV one guys proud and back it up with some track time. Nothing wrong with defending your head choice.
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.... same here, but they do look nice ....
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#277
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.... the funny thing, is he was the biggest "Hype" guy on the boards for the CV-1's, and this was before i had even seen a CV-1 head, and now he is in here complaining about the head being over-hyped !! LOL !! Absolutely classic .... |
#278
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No bill just the facts, and the truth. When you find out they hid things and omit facts, and spin things thats when you no longer can defend a product.
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I wouldnt want anyone, even you Gach, to have to go through that experience. Quote:
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Early into Jims thread even DCI expressed concern. (along with a few others) But even then you tried to make it out as if it didnt exist. Apparently DCI had an early development piece too. By your standards the guy who designed the Tiger must not have any credibility either...but wait a minute...he's not a cv1 guy so you just pretend he didnt back up my concern... or you are just off on one of your vendettas... which one is it Lou?? I truly brought it up here because a plug that cant pull heat from the tip because it is too close to a very high heat source will greatly increase the possibility for preignition. Fortunately it has been addressed at Edelbrock yet no one in the Pontiac community knew it had been. Yep Lou I'm the bad guy... part of the "posse" only looking out for CV1 interests. Yep I like CV1's and regular E's and wideports and hi-ports and tigers and warps, aluminum D's, RA5, even old iron of all kinds. Love that we have so many options. Was a time we had D's, early SD's, Round ports, or RA5. Most of us had to like the regular old D's because the others were difficult to come by. But Lou... you are entitled to your opinion regardless if you are right or wrong. Your opinion of me is meaningless regardless. After all you are so highly regarded amongst us. |
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Well Bruce it doesn't really appear that way, looks like Jim put that bug in your ear first then made it your idea. No....we knew about it, but enjoyed watching you guys back yourselves in a corner. We kept trying to tell you but you wouldn't let it go. It's nice to see all the progress being done on the CV one heads. Keep up the good work. I think there's a chance CV's could give the Pro Port some competition.
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