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Old 02-29-2012, 11:20 PM
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Default TSP / PRC 265cc LS7 Heads for min 4.060 bore

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Can’t say enough about these heads! If you didn’t know! Then you need to know! These are the new LS7 heads for 4.060 bore (min.) engines! They are not small bore they still utilize ls7 stock valve sizing and flow close to 400 cfm! They are also 6 bolt and feature ¾” deck. These came built to the hilt from TSP they feature:
265cc Intake Ports
2.20-Inch Titanium Intake Valve
1.61-Inch Stainless Steel Exhaust Valve
PRC .700' Dual Valve Spring Kit
The Springs were setup and verified by TSP to be installed at 1.8" installed height.
1.080"-coil bind + lift .657 + .060 from coil bind is 1.797".
The .700 lift springs are rated at 160@1.850so they shim them .050



Packaged perfectly! Love at first sight!


Mmmmmm CNC chambers! Please not this is how a properly ported head is supposed to look! NO CHISEL PORTING HERE!



Intake side


Exhaust side



The whole shebang!


6 bolt provision and you can see the difference in spring height from ex. To int.
Per TSP recommendations and the way the heads are setup you are only able to run GM LS7 rocker arms which is perfectly fine just make sure you do a trunion upgrade



Deck Measurement! The beefier the better!


Went with GM LS9 7 layer MLS Gasket! These have done great on several high HP builds and look to be a lot better than normal cometics. These will be installed dry (no copper coating.) these gaskets are 0.051-inch thickness which will put my Cr around 11.1 perfect for boost and e85!

Looks good!
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what motor are these going on and what are the overall goals for this build? i'm thinking i might have to subscribe to this
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Originally Posted by RoidedSS
what motor are these going on and what are the overall goals for this build? i'm thinking i might have to subscribe to this
this should answer most of your questions...
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-in...ld-v2-0-a.html
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Default Head gaskets? ommm....

Don't like those, they have a real good sealer, BUT, they are not embossed like the Cometic or the Fel-Pro....
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Originally Posted by CAMSTER
Don't like those, they have a real good sealer, BUT, they are not embossed like the Cometic or the Fel-Pro....
well based on my research they are both nice but the GM ls9 gasket takes the cake!
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Originally Posted by CAMSTER
Don't like those, they have a real good sealer, BUT, they are not embossed like the Cometic or the Fel-Pro....
i've only heard excellent things about the ls9 head gaskets on boosted motors
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Great pics! Glad you like them! The exhaust valve is actually a 1.59". Sorry for the confusion on that!!
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very nice heads
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Originally Posted by Jason 98 TA
Great pics! Glad you like them! The exhaust valve is actually a 1.59". Sorry for the confusion on that!!
Thanks jason! i really appreciate you guy's hard work and great pricing on such a fantastic product! fyi you might want to update your web page to reflect that then as i copied that off my invoice etc...
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Will check that out right now!!
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Originally Posted by Jason 98 TA
Will check that out right now!!
I can NEVER find these LS7 smallbore heads on TSP.
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Definitely looking forward to the finished results Javan!
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I have these heads. They're very nice. E85 results monday
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must stick to the plan. Must resist urge to buy these heads!

some bmf heads for sure!
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Originally Posted by Jimbo1367
I can NEVER find these LS7 smallbore heads on TSP.
here ya go
http://www.texas-speed.com/p-1236-pr...cnc-heads.aspx

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Definitely looking forward to the finished results Javan!
you have no idea lol

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I have these heads. They're very nice. E85 results monday

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must stick to the plan. Must resist urge to buy these heads!

some bmf heads for sure!
DO IT!!!!
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Originally Posted by dasorcha21
Thanks. TSP doesn't mention anything about being for 4.060 bores. Even the flow data reads......... Flow Data: @ 4.125" Bore Plate
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best thing to do is pickup the phone and give them a call man
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AWESOME NUMBERS MAN! these heads sure do work!
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are awesome, the heads are shining, brilliant parts combo...
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any dyno # yet ?


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