200 head/intake experiment
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200 head/intake experiment
I have a buddy scrapping a Fox body car with a 200. I've seen and read many threads about milling the intake off and building a better system. I may give this a try and have some fun going faster.
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200 head
My plan is to remove the log and leave the exhaust ports intact. I may try three long and thre short intake runners to try to balance a higher rpm range.
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it might be better to mill everything off even with the head, and make a port plate about 1/2" thick to mount a fabbed intake and exhaust header to. it would also eliminate the need for a port divider, and would likely result in better performance overall.
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200 head
The reason I'm not milling it all off is to save the exhaust ports. I want them to remain stock location. Intake mainfold development is in progress.
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Ok.......the turbo idea is off..................we're going to use an Eaton M - 90. The intake will allow a direct bolt on for it and use a nice holley carb.
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well........................the engine went boom.
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Boom
Uh...........just a LITTLE too much boost.