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Old 06-13-2009, 01:05 PM
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Default Flow Numbers Of Stock L92 Heads Vs. Stock LS6 Heads

What do stock L92 heads flow compared to stock LS6 Heads.
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L92's flow 320-330 cfm at .600 lift out of the box. I don't think Ls6 heads flow that much.
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Yeah stock L92s way outflow stock LS6 heads(intake)-around 320 to around 260@600". The midlift numbers are alot higher to.On the exhaust the L92s are about 190 @600' to around 180 for LS6s.No wonder the L92s can make alot of power and with all the intake flow no wonder they like cams with a big split in duration to help get the exhaust out.
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Be sure to get the right flow numbers for the right bore size. L92's flow more on the LS3 bore than the LS2. Not a huge difference but easy to achieve with a good ported LS2 head, not to mention the exhaust side of L92's are a bit weak, well that and they are 70cc which means you will need to mill them down to get the compression back and then you have to keep an eye on your PTV. Just looking out.
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Originally Posted by JayplaySS2
70cc which means you will need to mill them down to get the compression back .
Unless you are adding cubes of course, than no need to mill



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