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10-22-2022, 06:50 PM
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You won’t get there with 6X-8 heads.
Even the 6X-4 heads need a pretty fair amount of milling to get up to the high 8:1 range. Finding some ‘68 #17, 69 #47 or ‘70 #11 350 heads would be a good way to go, you can get them from cheap to free. Other than the press-in rocker studs they’re pretty much ideal for a street 400. The smaller 1.96”/1.66” valves are fine for a hot little street 400, if you want to upgrade to 2.11”/1.77” valves that’s easy to do too but really not necessary. The chambers are probably in the low to mid 80cc range before milling, it should be pretty easy to get the compression somewhere between 9 and 9.5:1.
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