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    #16
    Originally posted by TK
    Yep, modern multi-valve heads flow heaps better than the old V8 stuff, particually at low lift, I've done WRX heads that flow over 300cfm at only .4" lift.
    You've just gotta be careful not to fuck up the low lift flow in the chase for max lift cfm.
    Who tested em at 25"?, that an odd pressure drop to use, I though only the yanks tested at 25"
    The usual is 10" if you've only got a little flow bench or 28" for a bench that can pull that much.
    Post your flows for the 7afe (if it won't compromise any advantage you may have in competition), if I get the opportunity I'll see if I can't beat it
    I've always thought the FE style heads (3sfe, 4afe etc) had a good port design, but no-one seems to play with them so I've never had the opportunity to see what they can do, by comparison (from my dodgy memory) the 4age ports were somewhat smaller & sharper on the short turns.

    Cheers
    TK
    It was on a Superflow bench, not sure of the size sorry.
    Anyway, this is what I'm expecting from the new head, also at 25" ->
    Inlet -
    0.1 - 96
    0.2 - 164
    0.3 - 200
    0.35 - 211
    0.4 - 220
    0.45 - 224

    Exhaust -
    0.1 - 89
    0.2 - 151
    0.3 - 163
    0.35 - 168
    0.4 - 170
    0.45 - 171

    It's yet to be tested, but I'm confident it'll get there.

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      #17
      Anyone know how to convert cfm at 25" to cfm at 28"?
      Used to have a conversion table but it's long gone.
      The less pressure drop, the less flow, so it would make sense that cfm at 28" = cfm at 25" * 28/25.
      (does some quick figuring)
      I think you've got a good shot at achieving those figures, not to much to ask of a multi-valve, rough calc gives 246 cfm at .4" lift - doable on that valve size :D
      Doing the usual flow to power calc gives a potential of 250HP (190KW), but it may go higher due to the better low lift flow of the 4 valve head.

      Cheers
      TK

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        #18
        Originally posted by TK
        I think you've got a good shot at achieving those figures, not to much to ask of a multi-valve, rough calc gives 246 cfm at .4" lift - doable on that valve size :D
        Ah, but I'm using 32.5mm inlets (1.28" ) and 27.5mm exhausts. (1.08")
        Those figures are pretty much worst-case that I'm expecting.
        A mate of mine has built a very similar engine in Holland that makes 248hp at the flywheel.

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          #19
          You can't really convert between pressure drops afaik. You can do it like you have, but I don't think it is accurate other than really roughly.

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