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<p>305 tbi heads Oct 26, 2011 · Really as far as my chevy small block choices go, there are a few pre-TBI trucks, literally only a few, and there are two whole rows (20 trucks) with TBI 350's, 305's and 4. 84 intake valves, and ~150-160cc intake runners. Edelbrock TPI baseplate, SLP TPI baseplate, LT1 conversion, HSR, etc. Aug 22, 2014 · Not sure of 305 casting numbers on heads, but the 350 block is a tbi engine and it will be running a bigger modified tbi unit and the computer will be tuned after the engine is put in with a new cam. When purchasing please Jan 28, 2009 · Yup, -187 heads are the TBI "swirl port" heads that don't flow all that great. Basically, the 305 Vortec chamber is much like the preceeding 305 head chamber. " MABBCO cylinder heads are cleaned, inspected, and machined on state of the art equipment. If I get a burette any time soon, I'll post the cc. The "305HO heads" are the 4416 and the 081 heads ('87) Aug 12, 2002 · 305 BUILD-UP PART 6. My vortec heads are full size valve, umbrella sealed with no inner spring. I know TBI 305's have a 1 11/16" throttle bore. Heads fit 1987 - 1995 only, TPI and TBI intakes. May 18, 2020 · The LO3, 305 head's intake valve pocket is not as impeded as that of the LO5, 350; the 305 pocket ramp being quite a bit smaller. Nov 30, 2023 · Far as I know, the Summit TBI heads are "done". e. They also have the accesory holes that make for many options when is time to bolt up to different vehicles and I got them with 3 angle valve job,new guides and Z28 springs for Later tbi and vortec heads use a different bolt pattern for the intake. ), a CAI, headers (LT or mid-length depending on which intake you use), underdrive pulleys, AC delete, cam and lifters, 1. 94 int and 1. Jun 23, 2007 · Seeing that the normal Voretc 350 L31 heads dont accept over 0. They will raise the compression about 1/2 a point, and won't flow any worse than the Swirl Port TBI 350 heads did. The TBI unit. Dec 19, 2005 · TBI - TBI and TPI heads: headflow data - The following is my post from the garage ported 193 head casting thread from 4/05. Casting number is 187 on these heads. Up to 230hp engines that air flow is fine. Description Professionally rebuilt pair of Small Block Chevrolet cylinder heads. The stock 305 and 350 TBI unit has 2 (1 11/16″) bores which flow 450 cfm of air. Another option, depending on your skill level and courage, is to buy heads with the older 6-bolt intake pattern. The chamber spacing is very good and one can dial in the desired compression. This MABBCO cylinder head is for a GM Chevrolet 5. 0L, the small-bore combo needed real head flow to make power! Sep 18, 2013 · Flow bench tests/numbers for TBI/TPI intake port 187 casting, aka Swirl port. Replaced World Products 305 S/R Torquer heads with '96 - '97 Chevy truck L31 Vortec cast iron heads, GM P/N 12558060. The Vortec 305 L30 was rated at 230hp@4600rpm/285 lb/ft torque@2800rpm. 48 exhaust compared to most 350 heads being 1. Edelbrock also made TBI heads, and they're discontinued, too. Nov 15, 2002 · For anyone wanting to see and possibly read up a little on the differences between the 305 and 350 Vortec heads, take a look HERE, post #478. I'm thinking that they came on the trucks that were heavy 3/4 or 1 ton or possibly the TBI engines that were used in the cars at that time. Heads have the center bolt through valve cover. it might make sense to get a set of Smallport Bowtie Vortec heads Aug 15, 2001 · Normally it is ok to put 305 heads on a 350, but in this case, its a bad idea. 50 exhuast. A popular set of heads are those found on 305 TPI cars. in which i have owned a few of, and junked. he would be best off with 14014416 heads and such if he has to have a 305 head. 530" lift stock and have screw in studs and flow much better on the exhaust than the stock L31's. The big difference is in the ports. Mar 5, 2004 · Don’t forget, you need to use a hydraulic roller cam for all 88 thru 92 305 TBI’s. Jan 7, 2016 · I just looked at the casting number of the heads on my 350 and it has 4102187 heads on it which I am pretty sure are 305 TBI heads with 58cc heads. varieties that RB69SS396Conv mentions. Jan 8, 2021 · Upgraded Vortec cylinder heads, a more aggressive camshaft, and reprogramming TBI chip to make 300 horsepower or more with a GM Chevy 305, 350, and 454 engine with factory TBI injection. I think that all of the 305 TBI heads that I've seen from that time have been swirl port versions. 72" intake valves. Best to just avoid these altogether since other, better heads are readily available. The L30 Vortec 305 heads with have the 059 or 520 last 3 digits of the casting number. x Aug 5, 2008 · So, with that said you take a 91-92 TPI 305, put a good set of heads on it (Dart or ported 113 casting aluminum Vette heads), a new intake (i. 5. 14102187 Swirl port heads used on some 305 TBI engines; 10110810 1986-'91 swirl port Nov 19, 2009 · The knock sensors would not be an issue, some are listed as the same part number between the 2 engines, but not all applications, the ECM has specific parameters but for a TBI just a swap between a 305 and 350 with the use of the PROPER sized injectors (the ONLY real difference between the engines) as they flow differently between the 4. For the classic perimeter bolt valve covers and regular old style intake the 416 and 601 are probably the way to go. Jun 10, 2002 · be aware to that the 305 heads use a much smaller intake and exhaust valve, most are 1. 72" intake valves; 354434 and others are 2 bbl heads, and have 1. Get thinner head gaskets if you want to raise the c/r. YOU WILL NEED TO LET US KNOW IF YOU NEED THE ROUND OR SLOTTED PUSH ROD HOLES. These numbers are to correct the misinformation out there about the Swirl port, the flow numbers for the HO head as you will see below cannot be interchanged with the swirl port, the swirl port is in fact a far May 9, 2009 · this was a common head found on the '87-up 305 TBI trucks, for example. Find out the answer here on HotRod. 305 heads, 1. 72 intake and 1. 50" 187 iron LO3 Oct 7, 2020 · The ones I have on my workbench right now are 1. 3's. 5:1 at the most so I can run 87 octane) port and polish stock heads and intake ultimate TBI mods keep my TBI spacer new cam Jan 17, 2011 · That's a possibility. THIS IS FOR A PAIR OF CYLINDER HEADS. For my build my plan was originaly to gain compression ratio (9. The truck TBI 350;s were rated at 200-210hp and 300 lb/ft torque, so those Vortec 305 heads aren't that bad comparatively. The big block throttle body with injectors would work, im not sure you would need some kind of adapter for it to fit the manifold though. 0 305, model years 1987-1995. The stroke of the 305 is what keeps that boat anchor festive. 73 gears with 28" tire , gave my C10 a kick in the pants. 84" valve'd 305 heads and the Swirl Port heads, use the 305 heads. very bad flowing heads yes. 94/1. This cylinder heads is identifiable by its center-bolt valve covers, its #187 or #081 casting number, and is intended for "TBI applications. Bottom line for ME is, unless the 305 (or SP) head is the ONLY head available, I wouldn't advise someone new to the porting game attempt to make them work on anything but a 305. The Vortec heads require a different intake manifold, and Car Craft chose an Edelbrock Super Victor. The Vortec 305 heads have a vane in then similar to, but smaller than swirl port heads. May 7, 2011 · With the readily availability of low cost aftermarket or Vortec heads, using a 305 non Vortec head is even less appealing from a work-to-results/HP standpoint. 64 cc combustion chambers. (Basically, the heads that were used on the High Output 305's) Stock, they all have the "small-ish" 1. 0 5 . Jun 5, 2023 · The 305 Vortec heads, casting numbers 12552520 and 12558059, can be found on GM vehicles manufactured from 1996 - 2002. Is the 270h still a bad idea for this engine if I keep the stock heads but put new springs rockers lifters pushrods? Oct 20, 2021 · If you've got to choose between the 1. These heads flow as well as pretty much any other 305 compatible head out there and respond very well to some porting and good for nearly 30hp over the TBI 305 heads. They are not HO heads. Better heads would be any of the 305 H. 6 roller Jun 4, 2011 · The 187 heads are TBI "swirl port" heads. These beat the flow of most worked H. 376450 have 1. Vortec heads on a 305 mini mouse teamed with a performer cam, springs, vortec performer intake, QJet, 3. LT1 cam info LT1/LT4 cam identification What cylinder heads can I use on my car? There are a few choices that you can go with. 0 / 305. If there's another supplier of direct-fit heads, I don't know about 'em. 58 cc and probably are the best flowing older 305 head other than some later TPI ones maybe good luck Jul 21, 2014 · 305 heads to avoid. 6. Apr 13, 2006 · But yeah if anything, I would say put 350 heads on a 305. Stock, or even ported stock, heads had no trouble supporting your typical (low-rpm) TPI 5. Re: Putting 305 Heads On A 283 04-22-06 05:31 PM - Post# 921102 In response to 74LagunaS3 I ran 305 heads on a 283 that I built for a '66 Nova. 475" lift cams stock, have pressed in rocker arm studs and that the Vortec large and smallport heads accept up to 0. 3 5. You can modify a old style intake to fit tbi heads with a die grinder but it isn't that easy to modify for vortec heads. TBI 305 heads are the worst performance heads ever put on an enginehalf the intake bowl is blocked off to promote swirl and low speed economy and torque but they choke above about 4500 in a 305more cubes only makes this situation worse. So to answer your question dont do it. Oct 9, 2015 · They do have that "swirl ramp" just like the TBI heads do. 60 and I believe 64cc, which lines up with the thread from thirdgen. Brown of Kansas City, Missouri, asks us if late 350 Chevy TBI heads will work on a carbureted 1970s short-block. com or in the April 2013 issue of Hot Mar 30, 2022 · Notching the top of the bore to fit some of the larger heads on the 305 was a possibility, but the bore sizing also had the potential to reduce head flow and hinder performance. My machinist said there are differences between the 305 and 350 TBI heads, but you'd think the casting numbers would narrow it down more. These are available from GM dealers in the USA for US $408 a pair, fully assembled. O. Apr 3, 2013 · Wendell T. Probably are a little better on flow, but you'd have to search for that info. heads from the previous generation and are good for around a 50hp gain over the TBI heads, however there is little room for additional improvement. 84"/1. Anyway I plan to port the 305 heads I found. Ugh. peace Hog Aug 6, 2009 · 305 are good but 906 are better. 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