So Confused On Trick Flow Heads?

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ok back on topic. If i get the 190 fast as cast heads. should i get the track heats so that i have the better valve springs so i can have a bigger cam. and also is there any body that can give a ballpark estimate of the hp i will get with the set up i am going to buy. fast as cast 190 heads/ Anderson n-41 or tfs stage 2 cam or a custom cam like the 2, and a tfs track heat intake manifold.
 
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yall bitches have some selective eyeballs. I never thumped my chest, rather humbled myself and asked to be taught. Guess it wasnt worth of mention though :shrug:
 
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ok back on topic. If i get the 190 fast as cast heads. should i get the track heats so that i have the better valve springs so i can have a bigger cam. and also is there any body that can give a ballpark estimate of the hp i will get with the set up i am going to buy. fast as cast 190 heads/ Anderson n-41 or tfs stage 2 cam or a custom cam like the 2, and a tfs track heat intake manifold.


Just to give you an idea, this guy states he has "
Stock explorer long block, heads not even as much as removed. TFS springs, retainers, locks, pushrods, Professional products Typhoon upper/lower, egr spacer and TB, BBK unequal length shorties, B-21 cam, Hybrid Cobra Maf, A9L ecm tuned by myself using Moates QH and BE. Flowtech h-pipe, underdrive pulleys, e-fan, 3.73 gears, z-code t-5, race readies open and short belt to bypass power steering pump. FRPP 1.6 roller rockers, FRPP aluminum driveshaft. Nothing fancy, just simple refinement." and he laid down 317rwhp and 346rwtq. So, with better heads and an intake that's better (someone correct me if I'm wrong) I think you should be at least 330rwhp.