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    Re: How not to build a flow bench...

    Quote Originally Posted by Rob@Backyardracing View Post
    so are there any part numbers on the heads to identify which head is which? i couldnt seem to find any...


    but then again, i suppose in terms of a stock motor, stock CR etc, either of the heads will make the same hp anyway (within ~5hp) would they? or is it a case of some have better heads, but milder maps or cams, hence still make 166hp or whatever it is
    There are plenty of numbers, but not sure what they all mean. The best I can offer is that PH1 has the large oval exhaust port, and later heads seem to have a date etched on the inlet face below and between the 1st and 2nd ports (from the cambelt end).

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    Re: How not to build a flow bench...

    Quote Originally Posted by andyrg View Post
    i have a F4RT Head with a cracked port if that will help with any of this development

    Andy
    I guess that depends upon how interested anyone is, at the moment I have enough to get on with for a while yet. Don't chuck it away just yet..

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    Re: How not to build a flow bench...

    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew Cooke View Post
    Jesus no, it took me long enough to get rid of it last time

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    Re: How not to build a flow bench...

    I've started making the bits up to let me test the F4R head. First job bore out a bit of the blue block to 82.7mm


    It's all about the precision
    This is my best guess for where the bead bolts should be relative to the bore


    Oh, and I dismantled a head


    a full set of S shaped valves, cheers Ant

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    Re: How not to build a flow bench...

    a few more bits whilst I'm having a coffee...

    I finished the blue block, drilled and tapped some holes so I could fit some M10 studs and made some dowels to hold the head in the right place relative to the bore.


    The head is held down with 4 nuts


    I've started on something to open the valves


    all being well I'll get that finished and do some tests later tonight.

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    Re: How not to build a flow bench...

    all done:

    and just for fun, a comparison between GTT, Gordini, and 172 heads


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    Re: How not to build a flow bench...

    you got a b18ft head you could test to see how it stacks up against the c1j head just out of curiosity

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    Re: How not to build a flow bench...

    Quote Originally Posted by SCHWARTZ View Post
    you got a b18ft head you could test to see how it stacks up against the c1j head just out of curiosity
    Sorry, I'm clean out of heads now

    I'd guess that it's close to the Gordini head, although the bigger bore may help a bit.

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    Re: How not to build a flow bench...

    New poster! (less than 10 posts)

    It Would be nice to see a B18ft cam against other heads

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