Chevrolet Performance LS3 CNC Ported Cylinder Heads
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IIRC.......I read in a mag a few months back, that GMPP redid their CNC LS3 head for better flow. I seen them on Summit racing boasting some flow data too. again....IIRC
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KI agree I would suggest swapping the cam as well. ls3 heads like a larger duration split 23x/24x for example or 24x/25x iirc. Also a custom cam is always best. Tick is who I'm going through Martin seems to knows his **** and it's free just to see where you stand with your current cam.
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I agree I would suggest swapping the cam as well. ls3 heads like a larger duration split 23x/24x for example or 24x/25x iirc. Also a custom cam is always best. Tick is who I'm going through Martin seems to knows his **** and it's free just to see where you stand with your current cam.
I agree I would suggest swapping the cam as well. ls3 heads like a larger duration split 23x/24x for example or 24x/25x iirc. Also a custom cam is always best. Tick is who I'm going through Martin seems to knows his **** and it's free just to see where you stand with your current cam.
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I agree I would suggest swapping the cam as well. ls3 heads like a larger duration split 23x/24x for example or 24x/25x iirc. Also a custom cam is always best. Tick is who I'm going through Martin seems to knows his **** and it's free just to see where you stand with your current cam.
I agree I would suggest swapping the cam as well. ls3 heads like a larger duration split 23x/24x for example or 24x/25x iirc. Also a custom cam is always best. Tick is who I'm going through Martin seems to knows his **** and it's free just to see where you stand with your current cam.
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Thanks for the kind words guys, but I think the OP will need some cathedral port heads to go with that nice new ported FAST 92 he just bought for the deal of a lifetime!!!
We're most likely going to get him into a set of TEA TFS CNC 235cc heads with the nitrous exhaust port and put a new more street friendly camshaft in there at the same time. I've got a cam that has proven itself time and time again with a 230cc-235cc intake runner and FAST intake with a 4" stroke. It will be a part of our new line-up of cathedral port stroker cams I'm designing soon, but for those that can't wait on the specs it will most likely be: 243/250 .624"/.595" 113+2
This profile will give good driving manners(especially compared to the OP's old grind) and make killer power across the RPM range with a great set of heads and some more compression. We will have a couple more aggressive and milder 4" stroke grinds so keep an eye out for those being released soon!
We're most likely going to get him into a set of TEA TFS CNC 235cc heads with the nitrous exhaust port and put a new more street friendly camshaft in there at the same time. I've got a cam that has proven itself time and time again with a 230cc-235cc intake runner and FAST intake with a 4" stroke. It will be a part of our new line-up of cathedral port stroker cams I'm designing soon, but for those that can't wait on the specs it will most likely be: 243/250 .624"/.595" 113+2
This profile will give good driving manners(especially compared to the OP's old grind) and make killer power across the RPM range with a great set of heads and some more compression. We will have a couple more aggressive and milder 4" stroke grinds so keep an eye out for those being released soon!
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Thanks for the kind words guys, but I think the OP will need some cathedral port heads to go with that nice new ported FAST 92 he just bought for the deal of a lifetime!!!
We're most likely going to get him into a set of TEA TFS CNC 235cc heads with the nitrous exhaust port and put a new more street friendly camshaft in there at the same time. I've got a cam that has proven itself time and time again with a 230cc-235cc intake runner and FAST intake with a 4" stroke. It will be a part of our new line-up of cathedral port stroker cams I'm designing soon, but for those that can't wait on the specs it will most likely be: 243/250 .624"/.595" 113+2
This profile will give good driving manners(especially compared to the OP's old grind) and make killer power across the RPM range with a great set of heads and some more compression. We will have a couple more aggressive and milder 4" stroke grinds so keep an eye out for those being released soon!
We're most likely going to get him into a set of TEA TFS CNC 235cc heads with the nitrous exhaust port and put a new more street friendly camshaft in there at the same time. I've got a cam that has proven itself time and time again with a 230cc-235cc intake runner and FAST intake with a 4" stroke. It will be a part of our new line-up of cathedral port stroker cams I'm designing soon, but for those that can't wait on the specs it will most likely be: 243/250 .624"/.595" 113+2
This profile will give good driving manners(especially compared to the OP's old grind) and make killer power across the RPM range with a great set of heads and some more compression. We will have a couple more aggressive and milder 4" stroke grinds so keep an eye out for those being released soon!
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https://sdparts.com/details/scoggin-...nter/sd5882x-1
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http://www.jegs.com/i/Chevrolet+Perf...58758/10002/-1
Along with a ls3 intake and new cam?Still haven't pulled the trigger.
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http://www.jegs.com/i/Chevrolet+Perf...58758/10002/-1
Along with a ls3 intake and new cam?Still haven't pulled the trigger.