Hemi Killer

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I know I want one of these heads, I've looked at others and nothing was appealing to me. I've got a 383 LS1 in my ext. cab silverado with: F13 cam, FAST 90/90, full bolt-ons, and patriot heads. I've just finished nursing school and it's time to upgrade! I know both are bad-*** heads, just don't know which one yet. I've got about a year to decide, just wanted ya'lls input.

-TEA stage 2 LS6 $1745 w/o core ; $1320 w/core
-TFS 220 as cast ~$1700
-TFS 215 CNC $2395

mike c.

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My bud has a 383ci with trick flow 215 heads. he makes just over 500hp and 466tq on a stang dyno. My 402ci does not out pull him by much in a race from a roll. His car is a m6,12 bolt w/4.11's. same as mine. You know where my vote is.

reeperz28

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The as cast ones would be the best bang for the buck

ls1curt

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go with the tfs 215, thats probably what i will be doing if i ever get new heads

garygnu

also look at the PRC 225 if with in your budget.

SOMbitch

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Call TEA since they did the TFS ports they can give you the best advice...

Hemi Killer

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What cams are ya'll running? Also, what heads do you have?

Thanks for the replies!

TXZ28LS1

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TEA LS6..

02*C5

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Contact Advanced Induction they have a program for 243 heads with a 226 intake runner that are out flowing trick-flows of the same set up. Contact Phil or Ron great guys excellent customer service bar none.

Same heads am running right now.

Always2Slow

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Tfs 220 as cast with clean up work from vengeance racing are a great buy. I would get the trick flows for the thicker deck and 13 degree valve angle.