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Old 01-16-2011, 04:11 PM
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Just curious what the difference between the two heads are ....how will one perform compared to another .......

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Before any valve work is performed, the heads are prepared with new over-size intake to ensure proper stability for larger valve installation. These heads features 1.940 " Intake with 1.615" exhaust. Intake cut with TR's legendary 5 custom angle valve seat and includes his custom multi-angle Exhaust cut with TR's Bee-Hive springs*. All of this attention to detail provides optimal flow for outstanding street performance.

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T-Man Performance offers complete CNC machined heads for all 96" to 124" S&S heads. These heads feature fully CNC ported and machined chambers, hand finished to provide maximum flows.


This head features 2.020" intake with a 1.610" exhaust. These valves use TR's custom 5 angle seat cut and his multi-angle exhaust to provide the ultimate in performance.
*TR's dual spring pack accommodates cam lifts to .675".
This head is designed for a TDC of .235" intake and .212" exhaust. Heads can accommodate higher TDC lifts upon request at no additional charge.


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S&S Stage 4 Ported heads
T-Man Performance offers complete CNC machined heads for all 96" to 124" S&S heads. These heads feature fully CNC ported and machined chambers, hand finished to provide maximum flows.



Before any valve work is performed, the heads are prepared with new over-size intake and exhaust valve seats to ensure proper stability for larger valve installations. This head features 2.130" intake with a 1.630" exhaust. These valves use TR's custom 5 angle seat cut and his multi-angle exhaust to provide the ultimate in performance.
  • Head gaskets are available for your bore applications
*TR's dual spring pack accommodates cam lifts to .675".

This head is designed for a TDC of .235" intake and .212" exhaust. Heads can accommodate higher TDC lifts upon request at no additional charge.
 
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Old 01-16-2011, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Pittsburghglide2010
Just curious what the difference between the two heads are ....how will one perform compared to another .......
Dont really no the diff but you would certainly want them to match all of the other engine componets.
I had some head work done to my '06 by a local builder.All I know is the heads were worked to match everything else or visa versa.
 

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The one thing I do know about them is the pistons need to match the heads and the bore needs to match the pistons. As for all three of those heads I posted will work with a 96 bored to 103, but the rest im lost what the difference is between them ....
 
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Old 01-16-2011, 05:10 PM
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I see 3 different heads listed, with the valve sizes getting progressivley bigger.

I don't know what you are building, but it better be an monster if you go with anything bigger than the valves in Heads #1
 
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