Possum Boggs

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wondering whats the best stock heads to get,i have 806's i just wanted to put center bolt heads on my car and a small cam with headers and a 3500 stall,wanted info on what stock heads are the best,obviosly 243's and 799's are better but i wanted a cheap pair

bestlude

iTrader: (4)

Anything but 806 or 853s.. almost the same thing.. if you go 241s might aswell save a little extra for 243s.. not too much more

MikeWS6

An ls1 head is an ls1 head. I will be getting ported 243's.

batboy

iTrader: (6)

I also vote for 243/799 heads, although if you can get 317 heads (aka 6.0 heads) cheap enough they flow about the same as 243. The main difference with the 317 is much larger combustion chambers, but if you mill the heads .025" to .030" then they would be close to 64cc.

thunderstruck507

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Not worth the cost and effort to change to replace stock ls1 heads with stock ls1 heads.

VandykeT/A

I wouldn't bother unless I went with a 799/243 and 317s will kill compression.

ace32x

i have a set of ported 241 heads with brand new valves with a 3 angle valve job. had the guides checked they all looked great. heads have 30k miles total on them. and 0 since i just have them ported and polished and resurfaced with new valves. will let them go cheap if your interested

96capricemgr

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I remember a vendor here saying they put the same CNC ports into 243s and 317s and milled the 317 to the same chamber volume and on the dyno there was a 20hp difference still. It would be interesting to really know if the milling hurt the flow or if the chamber just has bad flame travel or what but those are pretty technical things to study and would take an OEM budget to really figure out.

I know the dyno is not the only measure but 20hp isn't a small anomaly.

If someone has it bookmarked please post, or hell if someone has seen a different result please post that.

If milled 317s were truely 243 equivalent I think we would see vendors offering it more.

Possum Boggs

iTrader: (19)

what kind of springs?

JakeFusion

iTrader: (7)

Look and see if Ai does work on the 806. They don't list on their site, but they might. If so, you could get a complete CNC with spring package for like $1200.

ace32x

no springs on them atm, but if your interested ill throw in a set of stock springs and retainers for free.