Opinions or experience with Warhawk 15* heads?
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Anyone have any experience or opinions on the World Products Warhawk 15* heads? I can get what I think is an awesome deal on them, but I couldn't find too much searching here. Is $1500 a pair a good price? I think it is. They've got 4 pairs at that price, 2 with 1.432" 125# seat springs good for .600" lift, 64cc and 72cc chambers and 2 with 1.550" 200# seat springs good for .700" lift, 64cc and 72cc chambers. Thanks for your help!
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Thank you, but has anyone actually run them? I did some research and am not doing cartwheels over them either, but I think it's a pretty good price for an aftermarket casting.
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The Warhawk heads come with large valves as well. They aren't optimal for a 346ci LS1 anyway.
Features:
# High-performance alternative to stock GM LS1 heads
# Available with 200cc or 220cc intake runners
# 200cc head has 2.055" intake valves, and 220cc has 2.080"
# High-performance alternative to stock GM LS1 heads
# Available with 200cc or 220cc intake runners
# 200cc head has 2.055" intake valves, and 220cc has 2.080"