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i got a 98 explorer with heads off a 92 explorer th combustion chamber is different, what is horse power gain or loss ,any help will help ,they are both 4.0 vin x ohv
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hello well you have to understand more air +more fuel= more power so with the combustion chambers being different if i remember correctly the 92 combustion chamber is small so it is definetly taking away some power there definetly. just not really sure how much exactly. just put 2 brand new heads on my 99 4.0 ohv had to cracked heads got aftermarket heads which are alot thicker and stronger got good deals on them through j&c cylinder head in west virginia they have them for sale on ebay i paid roughly 200 pc for them and they are awesome alot better! might want to give that a thought maybe changing back to the 98 version of the head.
Hmmm. Interesting. I did not know that there were diferent OHV heads. Of course, I have a SOHC, so that doesn't help me. But, I wonder if the guys who are putting blowers or turbos on 95+ OHV's know about this? Do you know how much of a difference in CR it makes. Is it otherwise fully interchangeable?
Do you know if there are any differences in the SOHC heads over the years, or intakes?
EDIT: I just looked at those pics. WOW! That is a huge difference in chamber shape and size. It's a shame the valves are so close together. Except for that, there is plenty of room in all other directions for much larger valves. Maybe if somebody really wanted to get crazy and do a custom valvetrain with offset valves????