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Without the flow numbers for the heads it's just a guessing game. The World Products heads work better than the stock castings.. which make about 275hp on a 5.0HO unported, and over 300hp when ported. How much better than that your combo would be is hard to know without at least plugging all the data into a simulation program like Desktop Dyno or running the motor on a real dyno.
To make a rough guess you take the percentage difference in flow between the stock head at 0.400" lift(HO cam) and the Windsor Jr at 0.500" lift(E303 valve lift) which is 186/141=1.32 and multiply that by 275hp you get roughly 360 horses.
Desktop Dyno says (with a CR of 9:1) 319hp@5000rpm and 373pdft@3500rpm. It tends to overstate things a bit based on real dyno tests I've mimicked, so 300hp/350pdft seems about right.
thanks guys that helps alot, those numbers are very close to what I was guessing at. I was just thinking of a combo that wouldn't break the bank you know and still get good power. Oh, and are these numbers from the "wheels" you guys are giving me? Thats not bad for a street driven truck if it from the wheels.
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