Are 882 SBC heads good?
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The 882 heads are smog heads from '74 to '80 and not very well regarded, but neither are stock '85 heads - if you can find out more about the 882's they may be better than your stock '85 heads - ie not only polished & ported but if milled so they will give higher compression and if valves were changed to 2.02 etc they
Consequently, what are the best SBC heads?
Peak Torque and Horsepower
Cylinder Head | Peak Horsepower | Peak Torque |
---|---|---|
Edelbrock | 395 at 5,900 rpm | 409 at 4,200 rpm (5) |
Speedway | 381 at 5,400 rpm | 409 at 4,200 rpm (5) |
Vortec | 378 at 5,300 rpm | 408 at 4,300 rpm (7) |
Stock Iron | 358 at 5,800 rpm | 379 at 4,300 rpm (8) |
People also ask, why are double hump heads better?
They flow better have more efficient combustion chambers. You can run more compression, less timing, and less octane and make more power with Vortecs.
The 441 has a reputation as a good-flowing head among the production 76cc chamber heads. In this particular case, it lost out to the 882 head, but overall it's a decent head that responds well to pocket port work and larger 2.02/1.94 valves. Its small 155cc port volume creates great torque and excellent driveability.