Anybody know where I can find some MEL cylinder head flow charts? Stock or ported? Or any general info on what they flow? What castings are better than others? Any info would be appreciated.
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Re: MEL cylinder head flow
Hey Paulie, glad to see you here my friend. I have no flow charts and I guess they're very rare. The 1958 cylinder heads have huge intake runners. The ports are gigantic. I think they are a bit taller than the tallest FE intake ports.
I believe from 1959 on the Intake ports were downsized for better velocity.
I believe from 1959 on the Intake ports were downsized for better velocity.
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Re: MEL cylinder head flow
Thanks Theo! I was hoping to build some cyberspace MEL's in my dyno simulator. But it's all for naught without flow numbers. I'm guessing the MEL has quite a bit of power potential even without aftermarket support. The '58 heads sound interesting. If I find some info I will post it here.
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Yes, that would be interesting. The good thing about the flat chamberless MEL heads is that they have no restriction from valve shrouding. I assume that they have similar flow characteristics as tall port 427 heads.
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