Head Flow #'s for Fords~

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Head Flow #'s for Fords~

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I know this has come up a few times on here. So here you go!

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http://users.erols.com/srweiss/tablehdc.htm#Ford
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Re: Head Flow #'s for Fords~

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Wow Thanks my C1AE heads do better than C8AEs but after that all the heads flow better. Stock Edelbrock 60069 flow a lot better.
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Re: Head Flow #'s for Fords~

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Unless if they are a 2.09, 1.65 in the C8 heads. That's what I last ran in my 428. They work good for most builds. Just remember that flow #'s aren't everything. :thup: Nice to see what the heads do produce. Glade you found the info useful!!!
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