Best LS7 6-bolt heads
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Best LS7 6-bolt heads
I'm getting ready to buy some LS7 6 bolt heads. I would like to get some options on what one to buy. RHS LS7 6-bolt 291cc runner with 2.20 intake valve, PCR 285 with 2.25 intake valves Texas Speed and Performance version,Warhawk 285 2.20 intake valve, or Have my 265 LS7 converted to a 6-bolt. Thanks
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I have been looking at the LXR-ps7 heads and would like to know if they have .400" Raised rail allows for use with aftermarket rockers; .100" raised exhaust port allows use of both stock & aftermarket manifolds like the RHS head does?
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Simple choice MAST Black Label Large bore heads. They are truly a work of art. Should be in the mueseum of modern art honestly. They are one of those things if your a car guy, you cant help but get giddy lookin at them.
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Not to sound dumb but are the mast heads and the LXR heads the same?
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We have the PRC LS7 cylinder head castings coming in finally after tweaking a few times! We will be pricing them very very reasonably so you dont have to pay $4000+ for a set of LS7 heads! Give us a call & we can get you some information.
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I have been looking at the Mast heads and like what I see!! Has anyone used mast motor sports ls7 cnc splayed heads? or the Rectangular Port LS7 305cc 12 Degree 6-Bolt Large Bore ?
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In 2007 I bought my LS7 from you guys. The invoice number 22857. The signals got crossed and it was a 11.4 motor too high it was going to be a low compression motor. Because I run 16 psi boost.I have been fighting this for 4 years now. So now I'm going to pull motor and send it to ERL and do a 6 bolt conversion and I was going to have my heads done by LME to convert them to a 6-bolt head but found out I have the 265 heads that do not flow very well. Do you take trade-ins?LOL Do The PRC heads have a raise valve cover rail? How do they compare to the Mast heads? ls7 305cc and the new ls7 cnc splayed heads?
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We don't do trade ins, but shoot me a pm when your ready & maybe I can still help out some!
Here's a video for you guys of the PRC LS7 aftermarket casting heads on the cnc getting ready to go to customers!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc3L8M9UED8
Here's a video for you guys of the PRC LS7 aftermarket casting heads on the cnc getting ready to go to customers!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc3L8M9UED8
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Co-Owner, Texas Speed & Performance, Ltd.
2005 Twin Turbo C6
404cid Stroker, 67mm Twins
994rwhp/902lb ft @ 22 psi (mustang dyno) www.Texas-Speed.com