[gene simmons]

Some news on the Pro Ports. The intake flow is almost 370cfm at .500
Slobber over that for awhile.
Other details not available to the general public.

These heads are very promising,and should not disappoint.
Guess,edelbrock knew a little something about design. Who would have suspected.

[john marcella]

Originally Posted by gene simmons

Some news on the Pro Ports. The intake flow is almost 370cfm at .500
Slobber over that for awhile.
Other details not available to the general public.

These heads are very promising,and should not disappoint.
Guess,edelbrock knew a little something about design. Who would have suspected.

I LIKE, I LIKE!!!!!!!!!
My Pro Ports will be here next week, cant wait to get going on the development for them.

Why not share the rest of the curve? Does the port back up or something?

[gene simmons]

Originally Posted by john marcella

I LIKE, I LIKE!!!!!!!!!
My Pro Ports will be here next week, cant wait to get going on the development for them.

Why not share the rest of the curve? Does the port back up or something?

John they flow steady up to an 1",if it was my project i would give out more info.

Nothing like coming on here with big claims of 500+cfm and making no power.

This is just a teaser anyway,sort of like watching porn and just before you get to the end the electricity goes out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32hV5MqV4Xc

Besides,there is no power to be made above .500 ,since most of us inline head users still rely on the 041 and can't make power above 5500rpm without tossing a rod or a splitting block.

[cgeise]

Originally Posted by gene simmons

Some news on the Pro Ports. The intake flow is almost 370cfm at .500
Slobber over that for awhile.
Other details not available to the general public.

These heads are very promising,and should not disappoint.
Guess,edelbrock knew a little something about design. Who would have suspected.

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