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Old Mar 5, 2013 | 06:05 AM
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Hi Guys,

I just had some stock HR heads ported. As you may remember I had the DE and ported DE heads also flowed a year or so ago, so this gives us good data to compare to:



See the exhaust flow comparison and the rest of the post on the original article:

http://www.onpointdyno.com/?p=2817
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Old Mar 5, 2013 | 07:39 AM
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Good information. I like seeing this kind of hard numbers on the forum.
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Old Mar 5, 2013 | 07:43 AM
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damn whats with the yelling

Thats awesome info Sasha, good to see youre still doing work I take it your ported HR heads are gonna go on your racecar which you will then dyno and show us if it made power ? if so i cant wait lol
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Originally Posted by andre12031948
I don't know who Sash/Sasha is. I don't try to bash posts. I'm just trying to find a few more HP for my car. That's pretty much it.....
then I suggest you to look for his future post because that will help you a lot if you intent to do something similar
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Old Mar 5, 2013 | 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by XChacalX
then I suggest you to look for his future post because that will help you a lot if you intent to do something similar
His meaning Sasha? What shop is this? I've heard the name many times, but due to my many political postings, & of course the other daily routine of living life, leaves me with very little time to investigate or even read entire posts(not the right thing to do)

I'll look/read anything that SHOWS me a few H.P./increase of performance for an HR Z.

Do something similar? Porting exhaust to match headers/gaskets? I'm open to everything/anything.

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Old Mar 5, 2013 | 09:50 AM
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Sorry guys, I didn't have the HR heads ported - I meant to write that I had them flow tested.

I will run the engine stock and see the power it will make with ITBs, big cams and proper headers. Then I will build the engine, and port the heads.
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Old Mar 5, 2013 | 02:36 PM
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Thanks for posting up your info Sash.

Cool of you to share.
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Originally Posted by OPSash
Sorry guys, I didn't have the HR heads ported - I meant to write that I had them flow tested.

I will run the engine stock and see the power it will make with ITBs, big cams and proper headers. Then I will build the engine, and port the heads.
I'm assuming this will be the HR engine. If that's the case, good luck & I'm looking forward to seeing the results.
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That's some good info, Sash. Wish I would have done a before and after of the port work on my HR. Really seems to help but I don't have any numbers to back it up.
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So does anyone know if HR heads will work on a DE yet.
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Originally Posted by terrasmak
So does anyone know if HR heads will work on a DE yet.
I need a like button for this^^^^.
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I know xchacalx just put a hr head on the 3.7 vhr block. Maybe he would know
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Originally Posted by 2TH PWR
I know xchacalx just put a hr head on the 3.7 vhr block. Maybe he would know

I dont know for sure but I was told No , the HR head would not match with the DE block.
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Originally Posted by XChacalX
I dont know for sure but I was told No , the HR head would not match with the DE block.
I know the head gaskets match so they will bolt to the block. Timing cover, cams, etc etc
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I have been told it IS possible to mount HR heads on the DE block.

I have not tried it myself however. You would need to machine the HR heads for the cam triggers in the rear, and the valve covers / intake manifold of course is all different.

Not sure if the exhaust ports are in the same relative position or not.
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09+ Maxima is an HR head on a DE block, but it is a front wheel drive set up... there is a way to do it on a rear drive :wink:. I'm not going to tell anyone, it is kind of proprietary info
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Old Mar 13, 2013 | 05:44 AM
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Oh my, you're special! I wish I knew those kinds of secrets so I could taunt the rest of My350z with "proprietary" information!

Originally Posted by johnwigs
09+ Maxima is an HR head on a DE block, but it is a front wheel drive set up... there is a way to do it on a rear drive :wink:. I'm not going to tell anyone, it is kind of proprietary info
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Originally Posted by OPSash
Oh my, you're special! I wish I knew those kinds of secrets so I could taunt the rest of My350z with "proprietary" information!
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Lol. If hr heads worked I'd try them on my DE. maybe by the time I get my next motor this top secret info will be out
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