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#592343 04/02/03 05:14 AM
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Im thinking about throwing on SVT heads on my 99SE, i was going to get them ported and polished too , Will i gain much of anything by doing this ? If so what is the gain ?

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Sorry i didnt mean to say Stock SE, it does have exhaust and y pipe / superchip , intake .

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Except for the extrude hone polish, the SVT heads are the same as the SE heads. If you port and polish the SE heads you should be able to pretty much replicate the extrude honed SVT heads. Instead of the SVT heads, you would be better served with the SVT intake manifolds, at least the upper, and the SVT throttle body.

The SVT cams are different though, and terribly expensive.


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Arent the SVT cams in the heads ? I do have the SVT cams

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I was told by adding the SVT heads to my engine ,it would give me anouther 10-15HP ?

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there is a significant difference between SVT and SE cams.

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you should really go w/ the svt uim/lim, of the few mods i have done this is def. the most noticable, i'm just looking for svt throttle body, i bought the 65mm w/o doing my hw also were did you find the heads? so the svt and se are the same other than the extrude honing? if thats the case i have a extra duratec motor i could scavange!!!!


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Originally posted by --CitatioN10--:
I was told by adding the SVT heads to my engine ,it would give me anouther 10-15HP ?



Not going to happen!

Maybe if you have all the SVT parts, chip, and raised compression the 99-00 SVT heads with SVT cams may give you 10HP or better.

However the heads alone will not help a ton without the better breathing before them.

The cams will help some but not nearly the same as with the better breathing and higher compression ratio.


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Originally posted by Big Jim:
If you port and polish the SE heads you should be able to pretty much replicate the extrude honed SVT heads.




No, you can't replicate the extrude hone process with port and polish. Hand porting the intake passages with curves is not going to be as good as extrude honing it.

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Originally posted by AirKnight:
Originally posted by Big Jim:
If you port and polish the SE heads you should be able to pretty much replicate the extrude honed SVT heads.




No, you can't replicate the extrude hone process with port and polish. Hand porting the intake passages with curves is not going to be as good as extrude honing it.




Not true. The main reason for extrude honing is the ease and speed at which the gains can be replicated from piece to piece. The next reason EH would be used over hand P&P is being able to reach intricate details inside impossible to reach ports, such as the UIM on a 2.5 Duratec. Outside of that, one has no gain over the other. The air doesn't care how the material was removed as long as the right material was taken from the correct spots. That's where an experienced P&P'er comes into play with flow numbers to back up their data. BTW, hand P&P numbers can surpass EH numbers and vice-versa depending on how much work has been done.




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