C5R heads VS LS6 heads
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Originally Posted by CANNIBAL
Can they be used with the LS6 intake?
They are quite a bit better than LS6 heads. The best ported LS6 heads I have seen were in the 330 CFM range. I read that the C5R heads ARE was using on their 8 second monster flowed in the 370CFM range.
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Yes, C5R heads are definately better, however I'm not sure if it is worth all the trouble unless the car is an all-out race car. Don't you have to have custom headers made as well? And if anyone would slap a LS6 intake on C5R heads, they should be slapped, even if it did fit.
But, if you can get them complete for a killer price, say with titanium valves and all, I'd go for it.
But, if you can get them complete for a killer price, say with titanium valves and all, I'd go for it.
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A fully prepped set of C-5R heads with custom intake is about $10,000.I was going to get them for my track car but passed due to the high cost.They're bad *** but have an equally bad-*** price.They are best left to someone that wants to set a LS1 record and does'nt care about cost.
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Headers are not an issue with C5R heads but it is true that an LS6 intake will not work with them.
C5R heads are WAAAAAAAY overkill for a street engine. Tinsy tiny combustion chambers spell HIGH compression ratios. They can flow ~400 CFM when ported properly.
C5R heads are WAAAAAAAY overkill for a street engine. Tinsy tiny combustion chambers spell HIGH compression ratios. They can flow ~400 CFM when ported properly.