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Old 05-28-2010, 05:04 PM
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Default PRC 227 Head / Torquer 3 Camshaft Results

Recently installed a set of 227 heads & Torquer 3 camshaft & thought I'd post the sheet. I dont have a baseline before because the car needed additional work before it could be run.
Car has a Dished 6.0l engine so we decided to put the small chamber 227 heads with the smaller chamber option on it to try to bring the compression up a little bit.

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Used 6.0l Engine
PRC 227 Small Chamber Heads (62cc)
Torquer 3 Camshaft
Fast 90mm Intake
Stock MAF
Stock Pulley
Long tubes & exhaust

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Big power. I believe it. I've seen similar results with the PRC 227 heads myself.
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Indeed big power for a stock U/Ds and MAF car. What size headers?

...killer H/C combo anyway!
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nice results.
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very nice gotta love the 6.0 tq
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very impressive what is the cr u ended up with?
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It's right at 10.8 compression!

The moral of the story is even with the dished piston 6.0L you can make big big power with the right cylinder head!
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Nice! How are the PRC 227s compared to the PRC LS6 stg 2.5s?
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I'd expect about 15-20rwhp from the 227's over the Stage 2.5 LS6's on average.
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Originally Posted by Matt@Texas-Speed
I'd expect about 15-20rwhp from the 227's over the Stage 2.5 LS6's on average.
Hs the 227s compare to TFS 215s?
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Originally Posted by 427LS7HCI
Hs the 227s compare to TFS 215s?
I haven't back to back tested those two...I'd expect them to be pretty close, with the 227's about 5hp or so up over the 215's.
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Originally Posted by Matt@Texas-Speed
I haven't back to back tested those two...I'd expect them to be pretty close, with the 227's about 5hp or so up over the 215's.
I would love to see those results...why would you guess the TFS would be less...
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Extra valve and runner size are the two main reasons for that. And although we haven't back-to-back tested it, we have done enough dyno testing on both that we are very familiar with how they work and their usual results.
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Originally Posted by Matt@Texas-Speed
Extra valve and runner size are the two main reasons for that. And although we haven't back-to-back tested it, we have done enough dyno testing on both that we are very familiar with how they work and their usual results.
since when does extra valve size and runner size translate to more hp...I bet Tony at afr would have to disagree too with his little 205s...
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Very Nice Power!
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Originally Posted by chrs1313
since when does extra valve size and runner size translate to more hp...I bet Tony at afr would have to disagree too with his little 205s...
Good point Chris. You can have more flow, bigger runner, and a bigger valve but that doesn't always mean more horsepower, especially if the coefficient of discharge has dropped. I'm not saying that's the case here, but just something to keep in mind.
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These heads are awesome. Too bad they take so damn long to get. SNL waited damn near 2 months for mine. I just got the car back last weekend.
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I currently have an ls1.....ms3cam..pace setter longtubes,fast 92,90mm tb,hooker exhaust, and ported ls6 heads...im looking for some heads that will make great power and that will go great with bottle as well.....

What heads will go better with this set up? the prc 215s
or the 227s...expected gains?
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I know this is over a year old but I figured this would have made more in the 480 range... my 317 headed ls2 made 463.. Wonder if id lose hp buying these heads havent heard much about the prc 227's

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