AMS EVO X CNC cylinder head work
Sure Ken, We actually have a couple of threads dedicated just to your question here:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...hlight=ams+cnc
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...hlight=ams+cnc
Also be sure to check out our video on how these heads are made here: http://videos.streetfire.net/video/A...ead_200661.htm
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...hlight=ams+cnc
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...hlight=ams+cnc
Also be sure to check out our video on how these heads are made here: http://videos.streetfire.net/video/A...ead_200661.htm
Later, Ken
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well the drag car picked up over 140whp on top of a the cosworth head on a 1100 whp car. Over stock on that particular car would be over 15% gain. The gain is really going to depend on the supporting mods...every car will be different. We have yet to see or read about ANY other head for the EVO VIII/IX making more power than this head though.
As far as if the X will react the same...honestly its too early to tell. I can say the size of the ports from stock to CNC are much larger in comparison to that of an VIII/IX head. Meaning the percentage of increase in size is pretty dramatic on a X. Although even with the smaller ports the X seems to have a better designed head from the factory.
We are not ones to bench race let along bench dyno so we will wait for some raw results rather than speculating
Eric
As far as if the X will react the same...honestly its too early to tell. I can say the size of the ports from stock to CNC are much larger in comparison to that of an VIII/IX head. Meaning the percentage of increase in size is pretty dramatic on a X. Although even with the smaller ports the X seems to have a better designed head from the factory.
We are not ones to bench race let along bench dyno so we will wait for some raw results rather than speculating

Eric
Looks badass. I would like to see the video showing how the process is done, but when I clicked the link, it says that the video was removed.
Any other links so that we can see how this is done? BTW, beautiful work... I can't wait to see what kind of numbers you guys get from this. The X is really impressing me more and more these days. I had faith in it all along, and I'm happy to see that the 4b11 is an engine that can continue the legacy of the 4g63 as being one of the most capable 4 cylinder engines on the planet. Go mitsu!
Any other links so that we can see how this is done? BTW, beautiful work... I can't wait to see what kind of numbers you guys get from this. The X is really impressing me more and more these days. I had faith in it all along, and I'm happy to see that the 4b11 is an engine that can continue the legacy of the 4g63 as being one of the most capable 4 cylinder engines on the planet. Go mitsu!
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sorry, we are working on getting the video up right now. In any even I wanted to post up our flow test numbers from stock to our CNC head on the EVO X. some HUGE GAINS!!!!
Thanks Eric for posting up the flow results but I am a little confused here: How come there was less relative flow under the low lift intake? I thought there would be positive gains throughout; after all you are taking material away, so wouldn't there a positive flow gain everywhere albeit lift dependent?
Later, Ken
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