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sethz79
04-02-2012, 05:51 PM
I am pretty new to big block chevy's, "always ran small blocks". So here it is. I am having a 427 tall deck/truck block 10.2'' built into a 496 stroker. I have an Eagle rotating assembly, ballanced and all forged with 17cc. pistons, forged. My application is 4x4 offroad use in a chevy truck with 40'' tires, Im looking for big H/P within 2000-5000 RPM. My question is with heads, and what brand. 118cc. chambers give me 10.1 compresion and 124 chambers will be 9.4. I want a gut shot between the two and want aluminum. however the intake runner size has me confused I'm thinking 300-325? With a dual plane intake?

Any thoughts?

Thanks: Seth

hammertime
04-04-2012, 05:17 AM
I am pretty new to big block chevy's, "always ran small blocks". So here it is. I am having a 427 tall deck/truck block 10.2'' built into a 496 stroker. I have an Eagle rotating assembly, ballanced and all forged with 17cc. pistons, forged. My application is 4x4 offroad use in a chevy truck with 40'' tires, Im looking for big H/P within 2000-5000 RPM. My question is with heads, and what brand. 118cc. chambers give me 10.1 compresion and 124 chambers will be 9.4. I want a gut shot between the two and want aluminum. however the intake runner size has me confused I'm thinking 300-325? With a dual plane intake?

Any thoughts?

Thanks: Seth

A dart 320 would be a good choice.

cncmotorsports
04-04-2012, 06:39 PM
310 Dart, or AFR 305 would be good with the dual Plane intake. Will build incredible torque at lower RPM.

sethz79
04-06-2012, 05:43 PM
Thanks guys. That was the way I was leaning, just wanted to make sure I was thinking strait.

Notalent
05-25-2012, 05:30 AM
Im with Carl, AFR 305cc CNC heads. I run these on my 496ci stroker in a tame build and they make power!

hotrod1994
05-25-2012, 05:45 PM
pro comp 320cc's i don't care what every think about them every one i talk to that RUNS them says there good heads for the price and they buy them again JMO
and are you seth meddaugh?

- logan

badrad
05-29-2012, 05:30 PM
IMO AFR 265, Brodix 270 or Dart 270 oval ports would be a good choice. That build sounds like you need lots of TQ in the 2000-5000 range.