Mag vs standard SOHC head
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baal, post a pic of the inside of the port if you can...otherwise, turn your brightnesses way up and look at teh huge humps right at teh mouth of the ports in the non-mag, and then look at the magnum... you'll be porting your hands off
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Well the magnum has so much improvement over the stock sohc, the variable intake manifold, the huge exhaust ports & exhaust, and the cam.05srt4clone wrote:Hey Baal, what tweaks are you referring to?
That 16 extra HPs makes no sense, so something is wrong IMO about the magnum setting, i think its a poorly designed cam that isnt taking advantage of the variable intanke and the exhaust ports.
something is just wrong about it, i dont think i have the knowledge to say if its the comp ratio or the lift, duration, overlap or something, but 16 extra hps is silly.
PS: its not my pic rice eater, i saw it a while ago on the other crappy org and i found the difference amazing so i saved the pic in my Hard drive.
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If you PM me your e-mail I'll send you the pics of what I did on one port in an hour, I need to take more pics since I've since done some of the finishing work. But the head is aluminum which is easy to work with, the port matching to the mag gasket only took 1.5 hrs for the exhaust side, but then I started on the casting lump.
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Thanks! I've been questioning how far to go on the divider wall as I think it helps build a little velocity for the exhaut gasses as the escape the chamber. The hardest part is where the valve guides meet the head trying to make thatsmooth requires removal of a lot of material. But do you think it'll flow close enough to a mag head?
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remember the divider wall should be sharp as a knife 
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I can understand the reasoning for that on the intake side but does it matter as much on the exhaust?
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not as much, but if its not a sharp edge it creates vaccum and unnecesary turbulence, it might not be very important but if he is doing the job well, he should go all the way.Loud-e-nuf wrote:I can understand the reasoning for that on the intake side but does it matter as much on the exhaust?
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As far as exhaust, yes, base-level and R/T Neons (2nd gen of course) both have 2.25" exhaust from the cat back to the muffler, that's where it's different.
R/T midpipe goes straight into a 2.25" muffler pipe.
Base-level Neons have the end of the midpipe reduced to 2" to fit into the 2" muffler pipe.
As far as horsepower, remember the base models make 132hp @ 5600, and the R/T makes 150hp @ 6500. Which means the Magnum engine system as a whole flows much better above 5600 RPM where the base model starts starving for air.
R/T midpipe goes straight into a 2.25" muffler pipe.
Base-level Neons have the end of the midpipe reduced to 2" to fit into the 2" muffler pipe.
As far as horsepower, remember the base models make 132hp @ 5600, and the R/T makes 150hp @ 6500. Which means the Magnum engine system as a whole flows much better above 5600 RPM where the base model starts starving for air.
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^^^ are you saying the slight bottleneck makes up for a big difference?
remember how you need a long tube to get 170ish hp, maybe that's been the thing about our cars all along, the exhaust side? so get a cam that takes advantage of that and you're good right?
remember how you need a long tube to get 170ish hp, maybe that's been the thing about our cars all along, the exhaust side? so get a cam that takes advantage of that and you're good right?
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mag head
hey whats up....I would like to know if i get a bare mag head would i be able to put in all my reg sohc valve train? would that make any sense?...Cuz i know about the mag head flow betta than a fully ported soch head. But just wont have the hotter cam. Lata down the road i will get a crane cam and springs. I'm planning on boosting the motor. So fully built block , mag head with reg sohc valve, springs,cam, and retainers. Am i going the wrong way about this? any help would be good thankx
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Hey,
Anybody know the MAXIMUM CFM of the mag head (even maybel P+P)?
Anybody know the MAXIMUM CFM of the mag head (even maybel P+P)?
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you will have the same flow if you also add the magnum cam coz it has slightly higher lift, but otherwise the rest of the valvetrain wont make a differencenght18 wrote:hey rice eater..when u said other wise there's no difference...i will have the killa flow of the mag head with my SOHC parts right?
i dont really care about the mag cam...all i want is betta flow (=more power) when i go boost. I'll worry about rebuilding my head lata with crane cam (not sure if i 'm going with # 12, o4 14) and crane srpings, retainers and probably some light weight valves. If i cant find a mag head i'll just say screw it and buy a new bare head. lata
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