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Old 08-20-2003, 10:51 AM   #1
94venom
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Trick Flow Heads

Can someone give me some info on Trick Flow Heads? I guess the main question I have is would the street or track set be better for my application, and with my mods, how much power should I be expecting out of them. I have a chance to get some track heads (complete) for $400 each. Is it advisable to use track heads on a street application? Again, thanks in advance.
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Old 08-26-2003, 12:50 PM   #2
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I have the TFS TW Street Heat heads. These were Stage-II ported, and I got them that way.
I also added a TFS Street Heat intake, and cam to match. Then, of course, it didnt stop there, and needed new injectors and a new custom tune of the chip for the 8# S-trim...
So the $1000 heads only ran me about 3X that when I was done!!!

I personally recommend the smaller of everything (carb/cam/intake...) STREET heads...
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