My new AFR 195s
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Bee Jay's new AFR 195s Heads
My new heads are in. I just need to remove the old AFR 190s and install these. Wasn't there a sticky about oil drain problems? How do I tell if my heads have the fix? I hope these heads really are the greatest thing since sliced bread. 195cc, 65cc combustion chambers, part# 1040. Got them at K's customs. They had them in stock.
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Those are the new E heads that fixed all the old problems,
Your car is going to really run now!
Your car is going to really run now!
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Nope. A friend of mine, and a friend of the guy who ported and polished my 190s into 195s, was looking to buy some aluminum heads for his truck. I told him about all the ranting and raving that was going on about the new AFR street eliminators. He was not interested in in spending $1500, but his budget was $1000. I said I would sell him my AFRs with with the 1.6 ratio rockers for $1000. At first he declined, but our friend that put a billion hours into porting and polishing the old AFRs convinced him that $1000 was a steal, and that he was going to spend $1000 for a good set of aluminum heads anyways. So I bought these heads and some Harland Sharp 1.65 ratio rockers for about $600 out of pocket. Good trade?
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Sliced breads got nothin on those
My new heads are in. I just need to remove the old AFR 190s and install these. Wasn't there a sticky about oil drain problems? How do I tell if my heads have the fix? I hope these heads really are the greatest thing since sliced bread. 195cc, 65cc combustion chambers, part# 1040. Got them at K's customs. They had them in stock.
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it's the stock 2 bolt block out of my 75, but has been very well prepped. it was a 2 bolt but had the splayed cap conversion and studs installed. the lifter valley has also been polished. it was 0 decked and line honed. i used the 1200* aluminum paint for the block. i will be doing a thread on the whole car and the engine build in the comming months.
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it's the stock 2 bolt block out of my 75, but has been very well prepped. it was a 2 bolt but had the splayed cap conversion and studs installed. the lifter valley has also been polished. it was 0 decked and line honed. i used the 1200* aluminum paint for the block. i will be doing a thread on the whole car and the engine build in the comming months.
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Did it bolt right up? Is it still made? What felpro gasket did you use. My old heads and intake were port matched to felpro 1206, and that's much taller than these new AFRs. Also, judging by the stamped steel timing cover, I'm guessing you're not running hydraulic rollers. I would like to know more about your 396.
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it is port matched to a 1205. the gasket had to be trimmed very slightly but it worked out fine. the intake is still available and is a great choice for the street as i have been told by many that have run them. i took the intake to comp. coatings down the street from me and they had it done in a few days. i was going to use a 1206 but that would have meant porting the heads more than what i wanted to. i went with the theory that the heads flow fine as is so why take the risk of changing something and possibly having a negative impact on performance. the heads flow plenty for what i am doing and will give me great throttle responce. if i were using it for all out racing i might have gone the 1206 route. i used a crower 00471s hyd roller cam with crower retro roller lifters and a double roller timing chain. i went with the hydra rev kit also. i am using a 1" wilson spacer and a mighty demon carb. the rods and crank are eagle forged 6" h beams and 3.875" stroke. the pistons are srp forged -5cc flat tops. this along with the 72cc head and 0 deck give me a good quench and a comp. ratio of 10.5. my dcr came out to 8.1 or 8.2 i cant remember off hand. i went with a hamburger oil pan and used a 1 piece gasket and the spreader kit. all bolts are arp 12 point or studs. the timing cover was a left over from a build at the machine shop and was a very good deal not sure who makes it. it had a cam thrust stop with it. i am not sure why more people dont build a 396 instead of a 383. the cost is about the same.
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Those things are sweet... exactly what I want for my ZZ4 with hotcam setup I have now!!
Whats this web site to "K customs" how much if you dont mind me asking??
Whats this web site to "K customs" how much if you dont mind me asking??
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https://www.kskustoms.com/
they list all their prices on the site. got a set of AFR 195s from them a couple months ago. had them in stock, and quick delivery.
they list all their prices on the site. got a set of AFR 195s from them a couple months ago. had them in stock, and quick delivery.
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https://www.kskustoms.com/
they list all their prices on the site. got a set of AFR 195s from them a couple months ago. had them in stock, and quick delivery.
they list all their prices on the site. got a set of AFR 195s from them a couple months ago. had them in stock, and quick delivery.
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I checked on that site...
Are those prices the same as MSRP direct from AFR?
Still not bad knowing they have them in stock... but shipping to NJ?? Lol... might be cheaper from AFR direct... now i gotta go see where they are!
Are those prices the same as MSRP direct from AFR?
Still not bad knowing they have them in stock... but shipping to NJ?? Lol... might be cheaper from AFR direct... now i gotta go see where they are!