going to the dark side *engine is in*
not much to post about, but i am about 2/3 done with the sand blasting all thats left is the drivers side and down around the heater core
the firewall must have had a thin/crappy coat of paint because it went quick, all the way down into the trans tunnel.
Last edited by 97badass; Aug 29, 2011 at 10:00 PM.
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And each one of those would get updated about once every 3 months. Seems like I've been in the part collecting stage of all of them forever.
#3 is being sacrificed for #1 & #2
#4 is the only car that really matters to me in the world. It's been on the back burner for too long while I spent $$$ on #1 above, but that has also been my DD for over a year.
#5 is going to be our family car instead of sinking over ten grand in something newer with seating for 9. Me and my 4 kids PLUS my fiance and her 3 kids.
Oh....so as not to be a total
:OP....have you seen the pricing on bare LSA heads lately?? You can get those along with the stock LSA intake valves pretty cheap compared to LS3/L92 stuff. I hear they flow slightly less, but still great. You could put together a set reasonably by picking up a set of used L92 exh valves on here along with the HP springs of your choice. Not sure if this helps, but it's an idea.

Also...with your aluminum heads and other parts....make sure you strip them down to bare aluminum or they probably won't pay you anything more than scrap iron price. Not that I'd scrap those heads, but at least if you do, maybe you will get the right pay for them. Wouldn't they bring more if you sold them on here for like $50 a pair or something cheap for a quick sale?
Thankfully her baby factory is
now so we can enjoy without consequences.
LSA heads are rectangle port LS3/L92 type heads found on the LSA supercharged 6.2L 56x hp used in CTS & 2012 Camaro's very similar to LS9 heads. Supposed to be a denser and smoother casting than LS3/L92 heads, but they have a wing in the intake port which cuts flow slightly, but they still flow over 300 cfm stock. Alot of people are removing or mostly removing the "wing" or "vane" casting from the port. I don't think it would take any real porting experience to get rid of it....or maybe it would work best left alone on a NA build? Flow numbers aren't everything.


