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I have around $1k to spend on fully assembled L92 style heads. These Procomps?

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Old 04-12-2011, 07:46 PM
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Question I have around $1k to spend on fully assembled L92 style heads. These Procomps?

I have about $1000 to spend on some fully assembled L92 heads for this L76 6.0 motor I a building (new or used)

I see these on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...name=DCP:RV:GI

I am inquiring LS1Tech's thoughts

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I cant speak from experience on any of there gen III or IV products but a local engine builder loves there heads for SBC, BBC and SBF. He used them on his rail car and recomended and sold them to anyone wanting an aluminum head. I would get them. I've thought about getting there LS6 head. Hope this helped.
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isnt that a low flow number for the ls3 heads.. i thought like stock they were 312-325ish cfm?
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Originally Posted by 98mysticZ
isnt that a low flow number for the ls3 heads.. i thought like stock they were 312-325ish cfm?
Over looked that. I would ask them if it was a typo. They flow 305 or 315 stock.
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I'm getting 346 (I) and 225 (E) flow from my L92's with just a little work from a local guy. That's at .600 lift.

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I wouldn't put 'em on my ex-wife's car.
Valve seats are all over the place.
Geometry is hit and miss.
Big block castings are 8 - 10lbs less than comparable heads from Dart, Brodix, etc. Lighter means less initial material and cheaper to ship here from China.
I've seen a pair of big block rectangle port heads make less power than factory ovals.
Buy from someone who's actually done R&D rather than a cheap Chinese counterfeit copy.
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Originally Posted by Busted Knuckles
I wouldn't put 'em on my ex-wife's car.
Valve seats are all over the place.
Geometry is hit and miss.
Big block castings are 8 - 10lbs less than comparable heads from Dart, Brodix, etc. Lighter means less initial material and cheaper to ship here from China.
I've seen a pair of big block rectangle port heads make less power than factory ovals.
Buy from someone who's actually done R&D rather than a cheap Chinese counterfeit copy.
Agreed.

When confronted about the durability of the casting in another thread we got no answer from the Procomp guy and we got no answer about what kind of power they would make. If these are a grand for the set I would just buy a set of factory bare ls3 heads and put valves and springs on them.


http://sdparts.com/details/12629063

Just get you some springs and you are good to go.

If you are willing to stretch your budget a little. I got my PRC L92 heads from TSP with their stage 2 job and upgraded springs for a little more than 1500
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My experience with procomp is don't buy assembled. Buy bare and build. Factory L92 bare castings are 350 a pair, so why buy aftermarket????? Buy factory and build yourself. Everything can be had from GM parts direct.com on the cheap.
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Aren't the Pro comp's 12 degree?? Factory is what 15 degree?
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I know the Mast heads are but I don't know about the Pro comps



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