edelbrock heads on a 365
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From: st.clair shores Mi.
Has anyone had good luck running edelbrock marine heads with a 454 mag .100 dome.
heads are 110cc oval port .
I understand it will need premium fuel, but what hey it is boating.
Running a comp cam 226 236e duration .544 .547e lift.
the engine builder is questioning the clearance issue??
I have run the heads on a very very similar piston.
or do you think he wants to sell me more parts?
I am in the process of getting a new short block 454 mag 365.
thanks for the help.
heads are 110cc oval port .
I understand it will need premium fuel, but what hey it is boating.
Running a comp cam 226 236e duration .544 .547e lift.
the engine builder is questioning the clearance issue??
I have run the heads on a very very similar piston.
or do you think he wants to sell me more parts?
I am in the process of getting a new short block 454 mag 365.
thanks for the help.
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How would I check the static pressure?
I talked to edelbrock before I bought the heads (other pistons).
and they said I should be ok
I called keith black the maker of pistons and they said it should be aprox 9.5:1 so?
It is torn down getting a new block now.
I talked to edelbrock before I bought the heads (other pistons).
and they said I should be ok
I called keith black the maker of pistons and they said it should be aprox 9.5:1 so?
It is torn down getting a new block now.
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I have run them for 2 seasons with no problems. Compression ratio 9.25 to 1 . Edelbrock torker plus cams @ 114 degrees.Aluminum heads give you about 1 compression point over iron heads prior to detonation. Higher head sink rate.87 octane for me @34 degrees total timing.
Bob
Bob
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From: Omaha, Nebraska. Boat on the Mighty Mo! Longest river in the USA!
Are you using the K.B. KB203030 .133 dome? I ran a set for a while until I spun a bearing. Gave me around 9:1 with
118 cc heads.
118 cc heads.




