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03-13-2007 07:23 PM #31
Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
You had better order up those sleeves.
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03-13-2007 07:25 PM #32
Originally Posted by erik erikson
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03-13-2007 07:29 PM #33
Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
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03-13-2007 07:34 PM #34
Originally Posted by erik erikson
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03-13-2007 07:36 PM #35
Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
Now where did I lay that 3/8 sheet of 6061 alu.
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03-13-2007 07:42 PM #36
Originally Posted by erik erikson
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03-14-2007 07:00 AM #37
Originally Posted by erik erikson
"They are a big piece of sh!t" is not the answer I am looking for. Is it too much to ask to be a little more informative or descriptive like Pat and Blackroc? Not everyone is at your level. BTW: Thanks for the invitation to go away. Real nice of you.
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03-14-2007 10:44 AM #38
Originally Posted by 65cayne
If I gave you flow numbers I really doubt you could even comprehend them.
The last set of "peanut heads" I ran was on a stock 366 truck block that I rebuilt in about 1989.
The heads are to small for any 454 engine.
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03-14-2007 02:14 PM #39
Originally Posted by erik erikson
I believe the original question was whether or not someone had used the peanut ports with any success. Also, I remember a request that the whole "these heads are junk" comments be withheld. Remember this ?? "Please don’t tell me that you heard they are junk (I've heard that too)...I am hoping someone (or more than a few) has done a build with these heads and can comment on the performance based off what they felt"
Cayne has stated that this is his first big block build........ He doesn't have a spare set of 781's just laying around, he is trying to do the best he can with what he has to work with and maybe learn some things here from some experts.
I am sure the majority of the comments and criticism is very much appreciated. My thanks to those that have tried to help.
It is possible that you (erik) know a thing or two here, but this comment " If I gave you flow numbers I really doubt you could even comprehend them." is out of line. Did it make you feel better? You weren't personally attacked.
This isn't my build, my car, or even my business I suppose. I have been following this with some interest though. Maybe I should just keep my comments to myself if I don't have anything productive to say ...................................................sounds like a good idea.
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03-14-2007 05:00 PM #40
Originally Posted by 65nyWhen your dreams turn to dust, Vacuum!
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03-14-2007 05:03 PM #41
Originally Posted by 65ny
To give everyone a rough idea there are many sbc heads that will out flow the "peanut heads".
Have I done dyno pulls on the ''peanut port heads"?
No I have not.
I WOULD NOT USE THE "PEANUT PORT HEADS" ON A 454!!!
YOU CAN'T MAKE A SILK PURSE OUT OF A SOW'S EAR!!
IN OTHER WORDS THESE HEADS WON'T WORK WELL AT ALL.
PAT PLEASE HELP ME!!
I AM DONE BEATING A DEAD HORSE!!!
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03-14-2007 05:30 PM #42
Originally Posted by 1JohnnyO
At what point and time did I say "in no uncertain terms that he is too stupid"
Why is it "actually embarassing"
Do you know how to use a flow bench and understand flow numbers?
Please re-read my post again.
I have given an honest reply but he did not want the truth..
I could lie any say with these heads he will make an easy 600 hp but why lie??
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03-14-2007 05:53 PM #43
Originally Posted by erik eriksonLast edited by pat mccarthy; 03-14-2007 at 08:28 PM.
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03-14-2007 05:58 PM #44
Originally Posted by erik eriksonWhen your dreams turn to dust, Vacuum!
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03-15-2007 08:33 AM #45
Erik, I am sorry you feel like you are being attacked. The reality of it is that you are missing the point of my post which has been repeated several times.
Look at it this way: If I (or you) were to write a research paper on these heads, what information can I put in there in terms of what works and what doesnt. How is the seat of the pants feeling from 1000-2000rpm, 2000-3000rpm, etc...compared to better flowing heads. A paper like that would earn a decent grade. If I wrote "They are a POS and will not work on a 454" over and over to satisfy my ten page requirement, I would most certainly earn a failing grade.
You stated that you've used the heads one time. Granted it was only a 366ci but you could have commented on it. You have never pulled one on a dyno...fine. No further comment is necessary (although I would be interested to see what the results look like).
There is no reason to insult my intelligence or even make assumptions about it because I have not treated you this way. If you dont think that you have done so, then you are wrong and need to take an objective look at what you said to me. I am very good at math and understanding the dynamics of an engine (including your flow numbers). What I lack is real life experience. You may not care to at this point, but if you read through this thread, "experience with these heads" (verbatum, post#1) is what I am after. Not alternatives. Now I am beating a dead horse.
I think I have gleaned enough information from this post to move on with my life. My thanks to everybody for contributing (yes, including you Erik. You bring a wealth of knowledge here even though we cannot get on the same page for this particular topic).
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