RHS Pro Elite LS7 heads - Are they any good?
08-24-2011, 06:27 PM
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RHS Pro Elite LS7 heads - Are they any good? I am set up to use L92 heads and was going to go to Rich @ WCCH for a Stg 3 work over, but now I'm looking into possibly going with LS7 heads and having Rich work them. These will be for a 455 stroker so I know the LS7 heads will out preform, but it's about budget.
Anyways, I found a shop selling RHS Pro Elite LS7 heads for $607 (cheaper than RHS's site). Are these good heads? I did a search but only found old threads - one saying that they are ET heads and another saying that they are DART heads.
I am also looking at the LSX LS7 heads, but they are $170 more than the RHS. Are these a better head over the RHS - in other words, is the $170 increase in price justifiable?
BTW, I am talking bare heads since I'm having Rich work them over.
Anyways, I found a shop selling RHS Pro Elite LS7 heads for $607 (cheaper than RHS's site). Are these good heads? I did a search but only found old threads - one saying that they are ET heads and another saying that they are DART heads.
I am also looking at the LSX LS7 heads, but they are $170 more than the RHS. Are these a better head over the RHS - in other words, is the $170 increase in price justifiable?
BTW, I am talking bare heads since I'm having Rich work them over.
08-24-2011, 08:02 PM
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http://proheads.com
08-25-2011, 01:50 AM
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LS7 Heads They are called the BR7 castings. Brodix has them on thier site. They are available bare or complete. WCCH already has a CNC program for them. I will be buying a set shortly for my 428. Beefy castings, good for boosted applications as well as NA.
08-25-2011, 12:33 PM
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Damn! They're going for $1K each!!?? The only place I found on google when searching 1170000 Brodix was Summit. A little rich for my budget right now, especially when there are other GOOD options. They look SICK and the details are AWESOME, but way too much for me right now.
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08-30-2011, 02:36 AM
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look up... Hit the sponsor of gen 4 internal engine section and stop going around in circles.....they are just bolt on.....it wont get any better than that....
10-26-2011, 12:27 PM
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If your intrested I have a set of worldscastings 6 bolt LS7X heads 72cc already ported for sale for $1,000. They are the same heads and same port job I'm using on my 427 TT that make 880whp and 900wtq.
The heads flow 366 @ .500, 380 @ .550, 391 @ .600, and 397 @ .700
The heads flow 366 @ .500, 380 @ .550, 391 @ .600, and 397 @ .700
10-28-2011, 08:58 AM
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Checkout this link to the PRC LS7 heads. The castings are a work of art & we offer them in numerous different configurations to meet your goals.
http://www.texas-speed.com/p-488-prc...der-heads.aspx
I'll take a bunch of pictures for you guys!
http://www.texas-speed.com/p-488-prc...der-heads.aspx
I'll take a bunch of pictures for you guys!
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10-30-2011, 11:47 AM
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Which valves are you using? I take it that 440 RPMs so are you using the hollow stem ones or TI ones? Can they be bought ported only and i use my hardware? How long to despatch?
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