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Old 12-02-2020, 04:47 PM
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In my experiences, 200-210cfm is enough for about 400'ish HP, 300cfm ~ 600hp, etc. About 2HP/CFM on pump gas street/strip motors V-8's. E85 will make a bit more. well built/tuned examples will make more, more average examples will be less.

As for headers, I have Steve C.'s old BIG D-ports I'm not likely to ever use. Part number 35145, 1-7/8" primaries, 3.5" collectors. They have an adapter flange that bolts to the head, then the header flange bolts to it (wider bolt pattern).
https://www.hedman.com/product-detail/35145 Coated inside/out, with a higher quality coating than I've seen on most other headers.

I think I paid Steve about $370 for them?? Maybe he remembers :-)
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