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FE Power Forums => FE Technical Forum => Topic started by: winr1 on June 05, 2021, 10:41:43 PM
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I would suppose more than a few have 3.78 stroke mills
What Would the various FE heads do on the above ??
Ricky.
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Similar with less velocity.
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Take a gander through the dyno results page. One of my 390’s made 540 hp with 10:1 compression, hydraulic roller, Performer RPM, and TFS heads.
From a factory head aspect, it took fully ported CJ heads, a Tunnel Wedge, a point more compression, and a cam that was about 18° bigger on duration to match it.
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We did a 390 engine about a year and a half ago that was 397 cubes, 3.78 stroke, iron C4AE-G heads, single carb, .570 lift cam, and 10.45 to 1, that made 622 hp on Bischoff's dyno. I reckon it just depends on how you go about it, and how you plan to use it.
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Have only changed my plans 10 or so times ... lol
Thanks guys
Ricky.
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I think this is just another no brainer deal with the TFS heads a they have as small or smaller port size as any of the other heads, and marginally larger than ported OEM head that would be anywhere close to them. For a “small” FE, seems they’re the clear choice. The only thing I’d ponder is a TFS port made up to support a smaller 2.09 and throat/bowl size that may better match the 390 bore and cubes, but not very likely to happen and I have no clue if its really necessary (just looking at all the stroker small blocks making big power with 2.08s)