Skunk2 intakes
#21
Re: Skunk2 intakes
Originally Posted by turbozexcrxman
The funds arent good right this sec...but soon....
Whats the usuall price range for portwork and stuff??
Might as well go with over size valves....and other good stuff
Id like a block guard as well...
jus to be on the safe side
Cant i jus get a head already done for the same price as all that??
Whats the usuall price range for portwork and stuff??
Might as well go with over size valves....and other good stuff
Id like a block guard as well...
jus to be on the safe side
Cant i jus get a head already done for the same price as all that??
oversized valves are a waste of moneya nd only cause major issues with valve to valve contact
contact me via pm if intrested in some headwork done
#22
Re: Skunk2 intakes
Originally Posted by chris
oversized valves are a waste of moneya nd only cause major issues with valve to valve contact
#23
Re: Skunk2 intakes
Originally Posted by slo_crx1
Correct, and if not done properly can actually slow down port velocity. I honestly don't see why people want o-s'd valves on these heads...the only time they really produce viable numbers is with a large boost setup, or a rev-to-the-moon larger-than-stock displacement (i.e. above 2 liters and 10k+rpm). A well done port job will produce more gains for your money than o-s'd valves will.
well the problem is people install oversized valves but dont port to the larger valve basically making the work worthless
not to mention any cam that has any kind of lift will kiss os valves
stock and a nice valve job
works
#25
Re: Skunk2 intakes
Originally Posted by jdubs111
the manifolds are pretty good but the tb's suck *****.
Their TBs stick and generally suck.
TBs:
Best is a correctly bored stock TB which come up to 65mm, then Professional Products which come up to 68mm, then you need to come up with an adapter plate to run a 70+ mm LS1 or Mustang TB as most of the Honduh offerings suck or are seriously overpriced.
#27
Re: Skunk2 intakes
Originally Posted by rudebwoy
for that price you can get a edelbrock
edelbrock again is meant for big power set ups
your normal run of the mill low psi street b motor isnt going to take advantage of the plenum of them
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