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Old 10-23-2012, 11:15 AM
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Default PRC Aftermarket Casting LS3 Heads 255cc & 260cc Runner Now Available! 380cfm!

Guys we're proud to announce we have finalized the PRC 255 & 260cc LS3 aftermarket casting cylinder heads. These new runners are smaller than stock runners for improved velocity & move unmatched amounts of air! The 260cc runner moves right at 380cfm & the 255cc moves 370cfm!

255cc Heads Features:

    260cc Heads Features:

      Initial testing has shown the 255cc head to be capable of producing 600 flywheel horsepower through a stock intake LS3 engine on the TSP Superflow 902 engine dyno!

      look for dyno data from strokers using the 260cc version very soon as we have several builds going together with them right now!

      http://www.texas-speed.com/p-4008-pr...der-heads.aspx

      http://www.texas-speed.com/p-4010-pr...der-heads.aspx
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      Old 10-23-2012, 11:39 AM
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      Another amazing product from TSP Crew..
      Great work I'm sure I'll be doing an order very soon with a set

      Jason does it have 6bolt option?

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      nice id love a set of the 255cc but I dont have 2k+ for a set of heads. and at that point id prolly look at TFS or AFRs
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      These are LS3 castings & move considerable more air than every major competitors cathedral head. If your looking for the ultimate LS cathedral head checkout the PRC 237 & 247 cylinder heads. I think you'll find they're the ultimate in LS cathedral technology.
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      So lets say stock ls3 shortblock, moderate cam. Cathedral, or ls3 style? This would be for a street car roughly 2800lbs
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      I would do a cathedral head in that build. The mid range and low end power would be much better and it will still make great top end because those heads flow big air up top as well.
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      would the 260 ccheads be suitable for a tsp 408?
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      Originally Posted by xdanny510x
      would the 260 ccheads be suitable for a tsp 408?
      Absolutely. With the smaller runner but big air should make great power. People have been putting ported LS3 heads on 408s for awhile, these should do pretty well considering they are moving more air then most ported stock LS3 casting but with a smaller runner still!
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      i have a set of your 250cc heads and want to know how much better your new heads are compared to mine?
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      These look very promising, it will be nice to finally have a rectangle port head with a suitable sized intake runner for the 4.0-4.07" bore stuff.
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      im gona go with the 247s on my 408 monster!!
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      What set would you recommend for a boosted 370? I'm really considering getting a set how much bigger is the deck on these compared to stock castings?
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      Originally Posted by XpEdItIoUs
      What set would you recommend for a boosted 370? I'm really considering getting a set how much bigger is the deck on these compared to stock castings?
      Deck tgickness is .750" or 3/4 its real hefty.


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      408 (4.030 bore) stroker, street car
      250, 255, or 260cc? Im thinking the 255 looks the most appealing and my ported ls3 intake wouldnt see the benefit of the 260 to make it worth it..
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      Jason,
      Glad to see these look so promising. Did you guys ever get those builds finished that you mentioned in your first post? Dyno #s.........??????
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      bump for these heads.
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      bump for results
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      FYI guys my 260cc heads will be here wednesday. It wont be till around xmas till im on the road though. But I can post up some pics
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      how long did it take for them to come in? I've tried calling their shop 3 times today and the line is busy.
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      Originally Posted by bmxer8699
      how long did it take for them to come in? I've tried calling their shop 3 times today and the line is busy.
      I ordered them december 20th and was told 2-3 weeks. Well its been well over a month so good luck.
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      Originally Posted by Jason 98 TA
      Guys we're proud to announce we have finalized the PRC 255 & 260cc LS3 aftermarket casting cylinder heads. These new runners are smaller than stock runners for improved velocity & move unmatched amounts of air! The 260cc runner moves right at 380cfm & the 255cc moves 370cfm!

      255cc Heads Features:

        260cc Heads Features:

          Initial testing has shown the 255cc head to be capable of producing 600 flywheel horsepower through a stock intake LS3 engine on the TSP Superflow 902 engine dyno!

          look for dyno data from strokers using the 260cc version very soon as we have several builds going together with them right now!

          http://www.texas-speed.com/p-4008-pr...der-heads.aspx

          http://www.texas-speed.com/p-4010-pr...der-heads.aspx
          When u flow tested the heads what was ur bore size u used to test the heads? If u have a graph can u post it up and show us what all bore sizes u used?


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