426Roadrunner68
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I am curious to see what peoples on track results are when they start buying these heads. TF makes good stuff. Little hard to believe these dyno numbers with only a 295cc intake port size. But time will tell!
The exhaust port on a trick flow takes a quick turn compared to other bb heads. They get the exhaust out very efficiently. I was questioning it until we put them on a flow bench.Seems like a small exhaust valve? Isn’t the common upgrade for oem heads and some aftermarket stuff to 1.81? Does that not matter if they used the real estate to improve the port?
All the big heads are MW port window. ( except B1 I guess). These appear to be a CNC version of the 270 with bigger intake valves
Thank you. That makes it interesting.In their post touting the new 295’s, someone asked if the 270s could be taken out to the 295 port size. The answer from TrickFlow was No, it’s a completely new casting. They also said they are recommending currently available HS rocker gear. But they didn’t verify which set. One can only assume they take offset rockers.
The other big news was the new R-series intakes. Which are 4500 flange MW / 270 port size, and they ARE offering a B-series version. Finally, an option to the Indy 400-2.
1970 PLYMOUTH Trick Flow Specialties TFS-61600117 Trick Flow® R-Series Intake Manifold for Big Block Mopar | Trick Flow Specialties
Identical to Scorpions so maybe they just had them make them?Looks like trick flow also introduced rocker arms