heads for 350 vortec
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Either check out the AFR vortecs, or port the heads you have. Edelbrock also has their E tec vortec heads, as well as patriot, and a few other companies. Stay away from some of the china vortec heads as they flow so much less on the low lift they will cost you power.
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Dude. Its a SBC!! There are a million heads for that motor. The only thing that makes it a VORTEC is the style of head in ot. GM called thoes heads "VORTEC". They are a good factory head. Now if your not goin up in compression, and not running a large cam, check out the Summit Racing cast Iron heads. They ar $619 for both assembled. They are the old Dart Iron Eagle heads. Summit just puts there name on them. Heck, they still say Iron Eagle. Keep the intake runner size to about 185. THEY ARE NOT LS HEADS!!! The numbers are smaller. A 200 head or bigger will slow down air volasity and kill low end power. And remember, a .500 lift cam on a SBC is a big cam. The SBC heads don't flow like a LS head so they use less lift. .600 on a SBC is a HUGE CAM.
Also check out AFR, Trick Flow, Brodix, GMPP, Edelbrock, Dart, RHS ( Racing Head Service). all these guys make heads for your SBC. From mild to wild. And you motor isn't a VORTEC man. It's a SBC. Call it a 350. Keep it old school. Cams, well you have hundreds of choices. I woild say keep the lift around .480 to .500, ground on a 112. Thats a healthy start for a SBC. Just make shure what ever heads you get can flow it.
Also check out AFR, Trick Flow, Brodix, GMPP, Edelbrock, Dart, RHS ( Racing Head Service). all these guys make heads for your SBC. From mild to wild. And you motor isn't a VORTEC man. It's a SBC. Call it a 350. Keep it old school. Cams, well you have hundreds of choices. I woild say keep the lift around .480 to .500, ground on a 112. Thats a healthy start for a SBC. Just make shure what ever heads you get can flow it.
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Being it says he has a cold air intake It sounds like he has a vortec truck. As far as heads a vortec ported right will flow with a stock to mild ported LS head. I've built tons of those engines that made between 450-500 hp with ported factory heads. The slummit head sounds like a good deal I was wondering about those. Good factory heads are getting harder and harder to find. As far as the rockers he will need guide plates and hardend pushrods to run the non self aligning rockers. The factory heads will need the studs pulled, towers milled and taped for studs, spring pockets machined, valve guides bosses cut for spring clearence, and pushrod holes elongated or drilled larger for the 1.6 rocker. All this work makes a aftermarket casting much more attractive
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Being it says he has a cold air intake It sounds like he has a vortec truck. As far as heads a vortec ported right will flow with a stock to mild ported LS head. I've built tons of those engines that made between 450-500 hp with ported factory heads. The slummit head sounds like a good deal I was wondering about those. Good factory heads are getting harder and harder to find. As far as the rockers he will need guide plates and hardend pushrods to run the non self aligning rockers. The factory heads will need the studs pulled, towers milled and taped for studs, spring pockets machined, valve guides bosses cut for spring clearence, and pushrod holes elongated or drilled larger for the 1.6 rocker. All this work makes a aftermarket casting much more attractive
#9
Herbert sells Aluminum heads for $799 a pair ready to bolt on. 1-877-364-4630. Just pic up an issue of Super Chevy, Chevy High Performance, Car Craft, ect... and you will find deals on every thing SBC in them.