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Old 10-06-2008, 12:41 AM
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I just found out they're on my car. Are there any other heads? Are 241s any good? I tried search but it didn't really come up with any real information.
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They are the stock LS1 head for 01 and 02...
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they are supposedly the best flowing factory head for the late 2000 through 2002 fbodys. mine is an 2000 and has them. but it has a set of ported 243s getting ready to go on it.
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anyone have flow numbers for them?
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search function works great.https://ls1tech.com/forums/western-members/990598-got-my-243-heads-now-what.html this thread has some good info
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ok, and how about those flow numbers?
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They are located in one of the stickies.
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ok, and how about those flow numbers?
They are stock heads why are you so worried about flow numbers? There stock!!
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just port them or get some ported 243s
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ok, and how about those flow numbers?
Who cares what they flow? They're crap when stock, worry about what aftermarket ones flow.

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I'm aware, but I want flow numbers.
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well good luck
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Well it took me 15sec to find it in the sticky threads, try using them please.

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