West Coast Heads...
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West Coast Heads...
Anybody running them? Did a couple searches and haven't come up with a whole lot. The engine I recently purchased has a a pair and I was curious to see how they performed. I know what their website says about flow, and wanted to find out what kinda #'s people put down with em...
-Will
-Will
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...4&page=3&pp=20
Give this guy a PM and he can give you first hand experiance on his thoughts of quality and customer service.
Give this guy a PM and he can give you first hand experiance on his thoughts of quality and customer service.
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Originally Posted by 1997bird
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...4&page=3&pp=20
Give this guy a PM and he can give you first hand experiance on his thoughts of quality and customer service.
Give this guy a PM and he can give you first hand experiance on his thoughts of quality and customer service.
Richard at WCCH is a very knowledgable guy and focuses not only on volume of air on his heads but flow quality which is more important.
You can't go wrong with WCCH.
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A second, completely non-hesitant recomendation for Richard. He did a set of L92's for me as well, they are really nice and he is a wonderful guy to do business with. In my case, my engine is not complete so I can't boast "numbers," but the heads look great and was a terrific value as well.
Great guy, very knowledgable, very realistic.
Mark
Great guy, very knowledgable, very realistic.
Mark
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Nice Heads!
I have as set of West Coast Heads on my ride. I did a basic cam and head swap for my ride. I wanted something that could be daily driven, make power, and be smogable . My tuner,mechanic recommended these heads so I went with them. It really woke up the car. Here are some pics:
I am running a 224/224 .581 /.581 112LSA cam
And I just passed smog .
I am running a 224/224 .581 /.581 112LSA cam
And I just passed smog .
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Originally Posted by Formy
I am running a 224/224 .581 /.581 112LSA cam
And I just passed smog .
And I just passed smog .
Sorry for the hijack Tarzan!
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Here in Cali they give you a print out of your results. I passed with flying colors. I wasn't even close to failing. But just to be on the safe side I ran some Chevron Tech fuel system cleaner and some ZMax fuel additive the day before the test. I drove all day and took the car for her smog the next day.
You need to drive the car for at least 20 minutes to get the cats up to temperature before the smog test.
All in all it really is about the tune. If she is tuned right passing smog should not be a problem.
You need to drive the car for at least 20 minutes to get the cats up to temperature before the smog test.
All in all it really is about the tune. If she is tuned right passing smog should not be a problem.
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Originally Posted by Brabus2
I have a set of WCCH LQ9 heads on my C6 402 APS TT setup, great performer for the price!!! Very pleased to do business with Richard and his crew!!!
I hear your favorite shop got sold???