g5x3 & AFR 205cc
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g5x3 & AFR 205cc
I own a 2000 z-28, t56 and all boltons i will be putting together an H/C combo with the LG g5x3 & afr 205cc heads. My questions is if i should go with the 255cc heads instead. The car is my daily driver and will be mostly a n/a car. Also, i know i want to upgrade to the ls6 manifold question is should i even consider the Fast 78mm manifold?
One more question, what should i be expecting when i dyno the car?
One more question, what should i be expecting when i dyno the car?
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Hi Pewter,
There is no 255 cc AFR's. The biggest is 225 and I don't think they are out yet.
G5X3 and 205's should do nice but you have to ask Lou at LGM if you would need to flycut the pistons woth those heads (PV) clearance. IMO I wouldn't waste my time with the 78mm FAST. LS2 intakes should be out soon and should be a better product.
If you can't wait, just find yourself a 01/02 F-body manifold. It flows a tad better than the LS6.
Put all together that head/cam/intake combo should be awsome (Better be for the close to 4K you'll dish out)
There is no 255 cc AFR's. The biggest is 225 and I don't think they are out yet.
G5X3 and 205's should do nice but you have to ask Lou at LGM if you would need to flycut the pistons woth those heads (PV) clearance. IMO I wouldn't waste my time with the 78mm FAST. LS2 intakes should be out soon and should be a better product.
If you can't wait, just find yourself a 01/02 F-body manifold. It flows a tad better than the LS6.
Put all together that head/cam/intake combo should be awsome (Better be for the close to 4K you'll dish out)
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
If you can't wait, just find yourself a 01/02 F-body manifold. It flows a tad better than the LS6.
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Originally Posted by 11 Bravo
The '01-'02 f-bod manifold is the LS6. No difference.The FAST seems to have proven itself now. It's all about money. As far as the 225 AFR's, they are supposed to be for strokers. The 205's seem to be the shi* for stock cubes, though it's still early to tell.
Do a search and you'll find a thread on that topic. Put them side by side and you can tell they are not the same, (mouth brass bolts for LS6 (None in 01-02 LS1) minor runner volume dif. I'm talking minor like 2>3cfm flow dif.
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The G5X3 will rock hard with just a cam, but throw some AFR 205ccs on it and you're talking some serious power. I hope you plan on running a tonka truck tire. Ha. Also, as mentioned above, I'd wait for the LS2 manifold to come out and see which is better LS2/LSX.
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so is this the big suprize? you also might want to think about putting money away for a clutch and then a rear end because with that kinda power you are going to fry the stock clutch and 10 bolt.
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Originally Posted by algws6
so is this the big suprize? you also might want to think about putting money away for a clutch and then a rear end because with that kinda power you are going to fry the stock clutch and 10 bolt.
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I beg to differ. They are different part#
Do a search and you'll find a thread on that topic. Put them side by side and you can tell they are not the same, (mouth brass bolts for LS6 (None in 01-02 LS1) minor runner volume dif. I'm talking minor like 2>3cfm flow dif.
Do a search and you'll find a thread on that topic. Put them side by side and you can tell they are not the same, (mouth brass bolts for LS6 (None in 01-02 LS1) minor runner volume dif. I'm talking minor like 2>3cfm flow dif.
Oh, 2-3cfm difference in flow can absolutely be within any percentage of error on flow. I highly doubt there is any F-body "mythical" super flow manifold.
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Originally Posted by WhiteDiamond
They are different part numbers because the Corvette uses drive by wire and the F-body uses the tried and true throttle cable. There are different bosses in the manifold to accept the throttle cable attachments....
Oh, 2-3cfm difference in flow can absolutely be within any percentage of error on flow. I highly doubt there is any F-body "mythical" super flow manifold.
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Oh, 2-3cfm difference in flow can absolutely be within any percentage of error on flow. I highly doubt there is any F-body "mythical" super flow manifold.
Todd
Everyone always seems to treat F-body as Corvette surplus material (which is true to a certain degree).
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Originally Posted by y2kpewterz28
I own a 2000 z-28, t56 and all boltons i will be putting together an H/C combo with the LG g5x3 & afr 205cc heads. My questions is if i should go with the 255cc heads instead. The car is my daily driver and will be mostly a n/a car. Also, i know i want to upgrade to the ls6 manifold question is should i even consider the Fast 78mm manifold?
One more question, what should i be expecting when i dyno the car?
One more question, what should i be expecting when i dyno the car?
I had the same question but I am not going to wait for the 225's. I am going to order the G5X3,AFR 205's with the dual spring upgrade ,double roller t chain,ported oil pump,and a asp pulley and see what it does. I have the money I was going to buy a blower but, I decided to go this route. I hope to order this within 2 weeks Good luck
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
Ok. So they are not the same. And 2-3 cfm is not super flow but nonetheless better.
Everyone always seems to treat F-body as Corvette surplus material (which is true to a certain degree).
Everyone always seems to treat F-body as Corvette surplus material (which is true to a certain degree).
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Originally Posted by JMWS6
I had the same question but I am not going to wait for the 225's. I am going to order the G5X3,AFR 205's with the dual spring upgrade ,double roller t chain,ported oil pump,and a asp pulley and see what it does. I have the money I was going to buy a blower but, I decided to go this route. I hope to order this within 2 weeks Good luck
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im still waiting on my heads to come in. Also im gonna order my ls6 intake, hopefully the install will be done by the mid of this coming month. Any suggestions on what brand of timing chain to get. I call L.G. to ask about if i should upgrade my rockers or lifters they said stay with stock..... well saves me money.
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For the lifters it depends how many miles on them. If too many for peace of mind (possible collapse with added pressure and higher lifts) you could replace with stock ones or Comp 850-16. There is also Crane LS1 replacements but they are 40>50 bucks more (I don't know if they are better than Comps.)