My RLZ re-worked Head, Flow numbers and Pics, dynos to follow
Here is the story with this head.
I bought it from Stephanie Eggum (drag racing chic running T4 now, or at least i think she is) about two years ago. Some shop in New Jersey did the porting job on it. I didn't know who did it and I wanted to get some flow numbers on it before i put it on the block.



Here is what it flowed before Brad did any of the work..it is compared to a typical head that brad puts out, and a stock B16 head. There are no numbers posted but i printed the graph and counted it up, looks like the stock one flows about ~250ish, the one i have flowed ~270ish and an RLZ head flowed about ~290ish.

Brad decided that the exhaust valves were too big, they were 1mm over for the turbo car, so he said we should get some ferrea valves at .5mm over for intake and exhaust.
He said it needed a valve job since the previous one looked like it had been done with a stone (very old fashioned)
he replaces valve guides, reworked the combustion chambers a little and reworked the intake runners,
He said the exhaust runners looked fine to him
After all the work, here is the final flow. As you can see, old port job 271, new port job 295...im stoked

note the RLZ engraving




For now it is keeping the Crower springs and retainers that it came with, but I don't know the spring rates, if anyone knows, please help me out
I am going to be putting it in this car

which has this in it

^^ Brand new from Acura a B18c5 short block
which makes this much power currently

the current setup includes from top to bottom
Hondata s200
MSD 6al with cap and coil
ITR intake manifold
Si stock bore TB
Hondata IM gasket
Stock Si head
Brand New B18c5 short block from Acura
DTR 2.0 ltr GIFUCKINGNORMOUS header
crush bent 2.5" exhaust straigt thru with not resonator or cat to a 2.5" Mugen Twin loop
98 ITR 4.785 FD Quaife equipped tranny
ACT XT SS clutch
Comptech Cromoly 8 lb flywheel
Lenso VPD 13" and M&H 22X10 slicks
with that setup and a full interior and a half tank of gas it runs 14.1x @ 95x and 19.x 60'
it will do those numbers consistantly. im an ok driver and that's what it hits every time at the track
Stay tuned for the addition of cams, tuning, quarter mile times and Dyno sheets
Dave
Modified by Surubasi00 at 7:39 PM 11/2/2005
I bought it from Stephanie Eggum (drag racing chic running T4 now, or at least i think she is) about two years ago. Some shop in New Jersey did the porting job on it. I didn't know who did it and I wanted to get some flow numbers on it before i put it on the block.



Here is what it flowed before Brad did any of the work..it is compared to a typical head that brad puts out, and a stock B16 head. There are no numbers posted but i printed the graph and counted it up, looks like the stock one flows about ~250ish, the one i have flowed ~270ish and an RLZ head flowed about ~290ish.

Brad decided that the exhaust valves were too big, they were 1mm over for the turbo car, so he said we should get some ferrea valves at .5mm over for intake and exhaust.
He said it needed a valve job since the previous one looked like it had been done with a stone (very old fashioned)
he replaces valve guides, reworked the combustion chambers a little and reworked the intake runners,
He said the exhaust runners looked fine to him
After all the work, here is the final flow. As you can see, old port job 271, new port job 295...im stoked

note the RLZ engraving




For now it is keeping the Crower springs and retainers that it came with, but I don't know the spring rates, if anyone knows, please help me out
I am going to be putting it in this car

which has this in it

^^ Brand new from Acura a B18c5 short block
which makes this much power currently

the current setup includes from top to bottom
Hondata s200
MSD 6al with cap and coil
ITR intake manifold
Si stock bore TB
Hondata IM gasket
Stock Si head
Brand New B18c5 short block from Acura
DTR 2.0 ltr GIFUCKINGNORMOUS header
crush bent 2.5" exhaust straigt thru with not resonator or cat to a 2.5" Mugen Twin loop
98 ITR 4.785 FD Quaife equipped tranny
ACT XT SS clutch
Comptech Cromoly 8 lb flywheel
Lenso VPD 13" and M&H 22X10 slicks
with that setup and a full interior and a half tank of gas it runs 14.1x @ 95x and 19.x 60'
it will do those numbers consistantly. im an ok driver and that's what it hits every time at the track
Stay tuned for the addition of cams, tuning, quarter mile times and Dyno sheets
Dave
Modified by Surubasi00 at 7:39 PM 11/2/2005
Very nice
. Who else can you go to to get 24cfm from reworking an already ported head
Brad and RLZ
. Who else can you go to to get 24cfm from reworking an already ported head
Brad and RLZ
the 3's are big.
i ran them in my 2.1L and LOVED THEM. I ran the 2's in my stock ITR and they did DAMN good there as well....
i guess if you're staying with a stock C5 shortblock...the 2's would work pretty damn good.
i ran them in my 2.1L and LOVED THEM. I ran the 2's in my stock ITR and they did DAMN good there as well....
i guess if you're staying with a stock C5 shortblock...the 2's would work pretty damn good.
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Keep in mind Brad's flowbench reads a little lower than most. So the head probably flows even better than you think.
how do you test the pressures?
is it a tool or what?
i might see what someone around here can do as far as checking them
Dave
is it a tool or what?
i might see what someone around here can do as far as checking them
Dave
your Spring rates were 65lbs On the seat ..
215 lbs open @ 500 lift
and coil bind was like .510 lift
I wouldn't run a cam much bigger than 480 lift ..
on the intake ..
every head assembled gets checked
215 lbs open @ 500 lift
and coil bind was like .510 lift
I wouldn't run a cam much bigger than 480 lift ..
on the intake ..
every head assembled gets checked
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Surubasi00 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok so that's a definate on the get new springs thing, thanks
Dave</TD></TR></TABLE>
I think they will be fine .. I wont run a cam bigger than 480 lift a on a street car anyways
rocker arms wear out to fast .. LMA binds ..
some skunk stage 2's or BC-4s would be good from what i have seen
Dave</TD></TR></TABLE>
I think they will be fine .. I wont run a cam bigger than 480 lift a on a street car anyways
rocker arms wear out to fast .. LMA binds ..
some skunk stage 2's or BC-4s would be good from what i have seen
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Surubasi00 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ah ok...i was just checking specs for different cams
thanks
Dave</TD></TR></TABLE>
No problem man ..
I wish all my customers were like you ....
Waited Patiently for his head and didnt call me every 2 days asking if it was done
yet
thanks
Dave</TD></TR></TABLE>
No problem man ..
I wish all my customers were like you ....
Waited Patiently for his head and didnt call me every 2 days asking if it was done
yet
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MAX_CFM »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
No problem man ..
I wish all my customers were like you ....
Waited Patiently for his head and didnt call me every 2 days asking if it was done
yet
</TD></TR></TABLE>
An engine builders Holy Grail!
Good work, Brad.
No problem man ..
I wish all my customers were like you ....
Waited Patiently for his head and didnt call me every 2 days asking if it was done
yet
</TD></TR></TABLE>An engine builders Holy Grail!
Good work, Brad.
I will do
Right now im looking for cams to put in it
Looking currently at
M22xx (or single x)
Skunk Pro 1
Jun II
Toda B
or BC3+
any opinions?
as soon as I get the cams ordered and in my posession I am taking it to Norris at Ultimate Performance in VA to tune it and then I'm going to find as many dyno's as possible to compare it to (so people can see how much dynos vary)
Dave
Right now im looking for cams to put in it
Looking currently at
M22xx (or single x)
Skunk Pro 1
Jun II
Toda B
or BC3+
any opinions?
as soon as I get the cams ordered and in my posession I am taking it to Norris at Ultimate Performance in VA to tune it and then I'm going to find as many dyno's as possible to compare it to (so people can see how much dynos vary)
Dave




