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jreiley 11-06-2008 03:15 PM

Oval vis-a-vis Rectangular Ports
 
Are there any real performance differences between the above on a bbc?

lanham 11-06-2008 03:48 PM

Heads
 
Depends on what size engine and weight of car.

cboggs 11-06-2008 05:57 PM

Re: Oval vis-a-vis Rectangular Ports
 

Originally Posted by jreiley
Are there any real performance differences between the above on a bbc?

NO !

It's all just hype on a conventional BBC head, .. the port is too close to the deck
to make use of any real oval port designs. Most of the current oval
port heads like the Edelbrock / Musi or the Brodix are mostly
just oval at the gasket and return to a semi oval in the port.

Good oval port design has to follow the oval port through the entire port
all the way to the valve to make any real benefit. look at SB2.2, oval
port big chief or any raised runner head. Good oval ports have to get the
port entry at least 2" off the deck.

Curtis

bjuice 11-06-2008 06:02 PM

Re: Oval vis-a-vis Rectangular Ports
 

Originally Posted by cboggs

Originally Posted by jreiley
Are there any real performance differences between the above on a bbc?

NO !

It's all just hype on a conventional BBC head, .. the port is too close to the deck
to make use of any real oval port designs. Most of the current oval
port heads like the Edelbrock / Musi or the Brodix are mostly
just oval at the gasket and return to a semi oval in the port.

Good oval port design has to follow the oval port through the entire port
all the way to the valve to make any real benefit. look at SB2.2, oval
port big chief or any raised runner head. Good oval ports have to get the
port entry at least 2" off the deck.

Curtis


makes good sense. :!:

radicalz 11-07-2008 06:09 AM

:D :D ....See Curtis is DA-MAN :wink: :wink:


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