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head question
A friend of mine picked me up a set of aluminum s2 heads down at the PMI show in Cincinati.They have springs and locks and valves.I only paid 400.$ for them.Is this a good price or no? They are all ported and flow awesome too.
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S2 Heads
I run Stage II heads on my Cobra's normally aspirated engine.
I also do not have Fuel injection. I run a Holley 1000 Double pumper flowed to around 1070. The car runs just fine on the street. Granted its a 5 speed stick but it doesn't have the torque multiplication of an automatic. These heads let the engine idle at 900 RPM and on a cold start it only takes around a minute for it to idle (with no choke) smoothly. The Stage II heads are huge but they don't act like it. Maybe someone can explain why they work so well and really shouldn't. Bob |
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JMHO, based on experience...
If you cost out the price you pay for a set of GN1's plus peripherals and porting... ...Then compare the initial LOW cost for S2 heads themselves, but factor in the cost for headers and intake (mods to a 4V)... You just about break even. As far as accessories, yes, you need to have some sort of support brackets for the back of the A/C, or a new, steel main accessory bracket made ( I didn't. I deleted my A/C. Too much of a hurry. Maybe HR Parts and Stuff could fab some up?) My ported S2's run extremely well on the street, very responsive on the bottom end with a 222/218 hydraulic roller cam. Neal and I were doing some chip tuning last week, and it's hard to get over how well this combo runs. (96 lb injectors, stock ecm, MAF trans, T-76 BB.) Plus, the "cool factor" of S2 heads is something to consider. Again, JMHO.
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86 Gray T-Type, Bench Seat, Column Shift.... 274 Stage II with Stage II Heads |
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Re: head question
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They are all ported and flow awesome too. Don't know what "flow awesome" translates to exactly , but a good port/flow job costs > double what you paid.Art |
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