WebJan 27, 2005 · dont run the steam holes on any of my 400 motors and use the gaskets without the steam holes .all my motors are for bracket racing .i hope you didnt use a 350 … WebFigure 1 - Steam Hole Locations (400 C.I.D. Engines ONLY) Drill three .125” holes in each head using 400 c.i.d. head gasket as a guide. DRILL ONLY THE THREE LOWER STEAM HOLES (closest to the spark plugs) as indicated. Drill straight into the head (90° from the deck) until the drill breaks through into the water jacket (about 9/16”).
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WebJul 9, 2010 · Most stock blocks have this area not drilled. So if you want to improve cooling on a 400 block, or any SBC block for that matter, use the head gasket as a template and drill the holes yourself. The 1/8" steam holes are too small to make any difference. To further improve cooling on a SBC, run water lines from the rear of the manifold to the front. WebHow to drill steam holes in AFR cylinder heads. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test … thots and prayers gif
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WebDrilling Steam Holes for 400 Small Block Chevys in FloTek 102-505 Heads - Steam Hole Mod. Marty Wilson, Wilson Engine Shop. 235 subscribers. Subscribe. 13K views 1 year … WebAug 24, 2011 · C/T SBC Head Cooling Tricks. by SMITHBERGRACING » Tue Aug 23, 2011 10:41 am. I have a friend who races a dirt car and they are having issues keeping head gaskets in their motor. Motor is a Stock 400 block, .040 over, 14:1 compression, 32* timing, good tune on alcohol. Block and heads have both been surfaced and check straight but … WebApr 22, 2011 · The engineers at GM thought the steam holes were needed on Granny's 1975 Caprice Wagon with a SB-400 which had 8:1 compression. I contend, that once you add HP (which is the same as adding heat), the holes are even more needed. You could have steam pockets though your coolant gauge (temp) says everything is fine. thot scrabble