2007 C6 Z06 Results - PRC CNC'd LS7 Heads
01-13-2010, 08:12 AM
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I'm working on it. Still waiting for my axle back exhaust system to get here and then I will be extremely busy at work until April 15th. Hopefully I will get some more vids posted by then. I will post them here first once I get them done!
01-14-2010, 02:09 PM
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Ryan,
Waiting for the videos. I'm glad you are enjoying the car. I hope you agree about everything I told you about these Zs.
I sure wish I lived closer to Texas Speed, sounds like they did a great job on the car.
Waiting for the videos. I'm glad you are enjoying the car. I hope you agree about everything I told you about these Zs.
I sure wish I lived closer to Texas Speed, sounds like they did a great job on the car.
01-16-2011, 11:33 PM
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hey Matt@TSP Hey Matt,
Bringing this thread back from the dead. I'm now the owner of Ryan's car and was curious about the head work done. On the invoice i have for the car it says the head were ported and polished but it doesnt say anything about milling. Can you confirm that the heads were indeed milled? Do you recall what the compression ended up being? I'm wanting to get it tuned for E85 out here in Phoenix and was thinking about upping the compression to take advantage of the fuel. Would i be able to simply swap the gasket to bump compression? if so, how much could i up it?
sincerely,
Pete
Bringing this thread back from the dead. I'm now the owner of Ryan's car and was curious about the head work done. On the invoice i have for the car it says the head were ported and polished but it doesnt say anything about milling. Can you confirm that the heads were indeed milled? Do you recall what the compression ended up being? I'm wanting to get it tuned for E85 out here in Phoenix and was thinking about upping the compression to take advantage of the fuel. Would i be able to simply swap the gasket to bump compression? if so, how much could i up it?
sincerely,
Pete
