Dart doesn't give any usable data
http://www.dartheads.com/products/aitdo ... e_id/2019/
so I was wondering if anyone knows the port areas of the available part numbers - basically what's the rpm ranges of the available heads -.
The motor is practically going to be a low maintenance 400cu ProStock engine. Rpm will be lower so that you can get a year out of it before a rebuild, and the valve train will be less aggressive so that springs last a season.
Also are there any other heads in the running that might make more power for the SBC - as a guess around 1000hp at around 9000rpm.
Little Chief head data
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Re: Little Chief head data
How much money you got?
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Re: Little Chief head data
Aust Pro Stock heads are too high end.
Those heads are for 1170hp at 10,000 rpm, way too much head for what I want. They have 4"+ CSA for 10,000 rpm operation, and that means that you need a valve train at the limit of control to utilize them.
What I want to know is do they make a smaller version for lower rpm, maybe something about 3.75" 9000rpm
Dart only gives a rough port cc for the bare casting, which is useless when the port length isn't stated.
Those heads are for 1170hp at 10,000 rpm, way too much head for what I want. They have 4"+ CSA for 10,000 rpm operation, and that means that you need a valve train at the limit of control to utilize them.
What I want to know is do they make a smaller version for lower rpm, maybe something about 3.75" 9000rpm
Dart only gives a rough port cc for the bare casting, which is useless when the port length isn't stated.
Re: Little Chief head data
I have the as-cast PF 12º at 3.60in² MIN.RL wrote:Aust Pro Stock heads are too high end.
Those heads are for 1170hp at 10,000 rpm, way too much head for what I want. They have 4"+ CSA for 10,000 rpm operation, and that means that you need a valve train at the limit of control to utilize them.
What I want to know is do they make a smaller version for lower rpm, maybe something about 3.75" 9000rpm
Dart only gives a rough port cc for the bare casting, which is useless when the port length isn't stated.
Re: Little Chief head data
Thanks Chad, that's what I wanted to know.
Guessing that the Little Chief port is about 5.6" long, I'm looking for something like 330-350cc
Guessing that the Little Chief port is about 5.6" long, I'm looking for something like 330-350cc