If the only time port work needs to b done is after a mistake then it would never be done to begin with.Buy an intake. And for future reference, the only port matching worth doing is to correct the issue you created. If the head is bigger than the intake then leave it alone.
I definitely don’t mind the work. I just didn’t want to junk a set of heads. The reason why I wrote the post was to find some direction. I appreciate all response. I kinda knew bigger wasn’t better (volume vs velocity) I just shld of checked both sides before I started. I figured a little bigger wasn’t going to kill it because it has a decent amount of cubic inches. 406 sbc. The heads are dart heads but there the big runner heads.No harm no foul,matching is a lot of time consumed and i'd hate to see you give up half way through because you're tired of it or don't have the time etc etc and buying more parts equals more money.you didn't wreck anything in the process they're still good use them.
My goal is just fun in the street. It’s a lot of parts piced together because of a very limited budget. The motor is a 406, with about 10.5 to 1, roller cam 236/242 @50 110 lob sep 106 icl 520 540 lift, it’s going in an 86 cutlass muncie m20 with 355 posiSo much depends on what you want this engine to do and cam you plan on using. You are going to spend endless hours on these heads, you are beyond port matching. A 1204 gasket is what these heads call for. If your building a torque engine your heads will work (bottom- mid range)anything more they won't breath especially with a 406. I would like to here what your goals are.
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