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looking for a set of alumnium heads for a 383 running 10:1 with KB hyperutectic pistons and an eldelbrock rpm manifold dual plane..looking for low end torque.. flow numbers look good for canfield..exaust not so good..is 180cc to small for a 383.. should I be looking for 190-200cc for a street 383 with some low end power.. afr only makes a 195cc for the high manifold like vic jr.. brodix a

180cc and dart coming out with a new 180cc pro 1 any idea's for a good street car with 3.55 rear and 4 speed???
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Newbie
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The Canfields KICK all forms of Ass Next would be the PRO/Topline head in 180 or 200

If you campare the Canfields, PRO/Topline, World, Brodix,Dart heads side by side you will see the superiority of the Canfields and PRO/Topline heads' castings over the rest.

VORTECS aren't a bad choice either.

Many a 406 where built with old double-hump heads and ran strong for years long before these other head makers popped up.

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Im Right

personally I like the AFR flow numbers, they are a better value for your horsepower....i mean money All aboard the Yankee express, next stop October.....

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Hitman0187

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