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Old 02-19-2024, 06:55 PM
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HI ALL, who here runs a "Hendrick" cylinderhead?
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I have a set on my work van, if your referring to the L92 casting.
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Hi ALL, I did work with GM Engineers WHEN THEY Needed the information about the best way to "decode" MY( 60-2 ) GM 58x TW.
Thus, I asked the SAME question, "How was the LS-3 cylinder head created? "
Their answer was the GM provided Rick Hendrick with LARGE amounts of "racing cash"
Again, the LS head is indeed a Cup Head.
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The current cup head being used, the R07.2 uses LS7 intake port architecture. GM does indeed give Mr Hendrick and all other GM teams lots of racing cash, from a factory support standpoint. Rick Hendricks former chief engine builder Randy Dorton (rip) was on the board with GM engineers when the SB2 was developed in the 90’s.
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