Does anyone know where i can get a chart on how much total flow in cfm's it takes to make certain rwhp numbers? like this...
xxx cfm = 300 rwhp
xxx cfm = 350 rwhp
xxx cfm = 400 rwhp
i'm not sure i understand how all this works in terms of head flow ratings. if you take stock sc heads (a rough guess) at 190 exhaust/209 intake, is this the N/A flow rating for each cylinder? Do you add the flow of each cylinder to represent the total max flow of the heads?
i guess what i'm trying to figure out is what flow number at the heads will support various levels of rwhp, and how all this relates to boost levels. i know this is a very difficult concept to understand, at least in my mind. i don't even know if i'm asking this question in the correct way.
thanks-
xxx cfm = 300 rwhp
xxx cfm = 350 rwhp
xxx cfm = 400 rwhp
i'm not sure i understand how all this works in terms of head flow ratings. if you take stock sc heads (a rough guess) at 190 exhaust/209 intake, is this the N/A flow rating for each cylinder? Do you add the flow of each cylinder to represent the total max flow of the heads?
i guess what i'm trying to figure out is what flow number at the heads will support various levels of rwhp, and how all this relates to boost levels. i know this is a very difficult concept to understand, at least in my mind. i don't even know if i'm asking this question in the correct way.
thanks-
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