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im not planning on a bigger cam unless i have to get new springs for some reason (if i mess something up and cant swap them over). if i have to change anything in the valve train, ill get a bigger cam. im thinking of the ls7 lifters since theyre only 100 bucks, and if a timing chain is only 50 bucks i might as well grab that too. i posted a thread in the internal section about milling them and stuff. and yes, 00's have 853 heads also.
i jsut need to figure out where im going to do my heads at...my car is in NN at my apt, and i dont know if the hobby shop on base will let me do the swap there (they didnt want us to do a clutch bc it mightve taken too long), so im not sure where im going to do it at.
Chrs how long have the springs that are on your old heads been on there?? Miles?? Id say since your taking them off id have them checked out to make sure there fine and that way ya know if there getting week. Are they single springs?? if they are thats a must..... cause ya breaka a spring on a single and its dropped valve bye bye motor.
Kyle
Kyle
i was thinking i should replace them...but then i was thinkign i want a bigger cam too
but here i will be spending like 500 bucks anyway for head studs, gasket, springs, cam...etc
The Car ran great on the drive here. 22 mpg w/ the ac on through the mountains ain't too bad at all. The Best V8 Stories One Small Block at Time
i was thinking i should replace them...but then i was thinkign i want a bigger cam too
but here i will be spending like 500 bucks anyway for head studs, gasket, springs, cam...etc 
-glad more guys are taking advantage of it though, come while I'm there and I can normally help out. I'm done in Nov though guys... just FYI
The Car ran great on the drive here. 22 mpg w/ the ac on through the mountains ain't too bad at all.Glad to see you got up there safely Phil. keep us updated on the "scenery"
. 22 mpg is pretty damn good. Good luck with everything that your doing up there man. keep in touch. Superior Automotive in P-town. Talk to Gary.
You can do all of that your self with hand tools and a floor jack.



