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Old 12-08-2008, 08:44 PM
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I'm looking for heads for LSX 434ci twin turbo motor I want ET or All Pro heads for street and strip 90% of time will be street but i want something have the potential so when (and i know i will) go full race i don't have to change any thing.
Please guys have tried them or know results of using them help me out
Which one ? and Why chose head over the other ?
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All Pros seem to be the choice for a serious build, but they are friggin expensive, I think around $8,000 with all the good parts to go along with them. If money is no object, get those and be done.
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Cary,

How long would it take to have a set of ET LS7's delivered after someone pays for them?
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They are both good heads-

a lot depends on deck thickness and also thickness around the head chambers-

i have a allpro head here-not the lsw series but the one i have is just a soild thick head ready for a bit of boost,n20

If i were u- I would like to know the use of it-weekend street,daily,how much boost,what cam u got in mine,auto,manual,diff ratio

the head is only a small % of the build-

i would call them up and really talk to them as this looks as its not a cheap build

1.ALLPRO-WCCH
2.ETP-
3.TFS-
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The All Pro LSw heads are around $5500 with a set of jesel rockers for them from WCCH.
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Originally Posted by Beaflag VonRathburg
The All Pro LSw heads are around $5500 with a set of jesel rockers for them from WCCH.
Wow, I thought they were more. Is that a complete, ready to install price?
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Add a little over 1K more if you want ti intake valves. IMO they are the best on the market. I'll have numbers on my set up the week after Christmas.
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Originally Posted by JBM
Add a little over 1K more if you want ti intake valves. IMO they are the best on the market. I'll have numbers on my set up the week after Christmas.
So, whats the LSW's cost with the ti intake valves, and all the other necassary GOOD parts, ready to install?
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So, whats the LSW's cost with the ti intake valves, and all the other necassary GOOD parts, ready to install?
they are very very good parts-

also their is a lot of intakes coming up so think about that also-
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does any one have solid numbers on them ?
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Originally Posted by Black_Phantom
does any one have solid numbers on them ?
I'd like to see some too. We know the worked LS7's are awesome, lets see some All-Pro numbers.
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Originally Posted by LS6427
So, whats the LSW's cost with the ti intake valves, and all the other necassary GOOD parts, ready to install?

http://www.ccperformanceparts.com/WC...EDELBROCK.html

Price per pair bare machine finished castings $3200.00

roughly $5500 to your door with all the good stuff..LOL, its the Jesel rocker system that bumps up costs at $1650 on top of the head costs.
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Originally Posted by 99blancoSS
http://www.ccperformanceparts.com/WC...EDELBROCK.html

Price per pair bare machine finished castings $3200.00

roughly $5500 to your door with all the good stuff..LOL, its the Jesel rocker system that bumps up costs at $1650 on top of the head costs.
What other rocker choices are there and for what price? Ones that will be just fine for the engine I told you about in my PM's.
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T+D and I think thats about it, I'll check with Richard but IIRC those were the choices. Thats for the LSW head. Other heads like the TFS 245 we talked about you have more choices available and less expensive ones as well.
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Our LS7 heads will take stock rocker arms and do not require Jesel's. Also less expensive as well. The All Pro heads are top notch too. I could say nothing negative about them. Our LS7 heads are 3399.00 complete with the 6 bolt pattern. Spring upgrades available. Ti valve option in 800.00 for the intake side only. Heads are avalible mid to lat January. BTW, They were the ETP heads at one time, Now LX Racing Products by Performance Induction.

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Originally Posted by Cary@Perf-Induction
Our LS7 heads will take stock rocker arms and do not require Jesel's. Also less expensive as well. The All Pro heads are top notch too. I could say nothing negative about them. Our LS7 heads are 3399.00 complete with the 6 bolt pattern. Spring upgrades available. Ti valve option in 800.00 for the intake side only. Heads are avalible mid to lat January. BTW, They were the ETP heads at one time, Now LX Racing Products by Performance Induction.

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Deck thickness?
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Originally Posted by Cary@Perf-Induction
Our LS7 heads will take stock rocker arms and do not require Jesel's. Also less expensive as well. The All Pro heads are top notch too. I could say nothing negative about them. Our LS7 heads are 3399.00 complete with the 6 bolt pattern. Spring upgrades available. Ti valve option in 800.00 for the intake side only. Heads are avalible mid to lat January. BTW, They were the ETP heads at one time, Now LX Racing Products by Performance Induction.

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This is a great option. My compliments! In fact I'll be pm'ing you about them as well
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Originally Posted by LS6427
Deck thickness?

.750 thick
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We are running Crower Shaft Rockers(1.8 ratio) on our ETP LS7 heads.We sent them a head and two weeks later they made them.Also using there Solid Rollers.They are less $ than Jesel and beautiful work.

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Originally Posted by RayZ06
We are running Crower Shaft Rockers(1.8 ratio) on our ETP LS7 heads.We sent them a head and two weeks later they made them.Also using there Solid Rollers.They are less $ than Jesel and beautiful work.

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ray could u put a picture of the crower rockers?


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