which heads for ZO6???
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i have an 02-ZO6 (see sig) i am going to put a 231-237/.571-.577/112* cam in but not sure about heads...which heads do you folks recommend that will match-up "best" with cam and other mods? I am also considering waiting until after the AFR heads have come-out and have been tested on some C5s before deciding...any advice appreciated.
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Originally Posted by C5 CU
i have an 02-ZO6 (see sig) i am going to put a 231-237/.571-.577/112* cam in but not sure about heads...which heads do you folks recommend that will match-up "best" with cam and other mods? I am also considering waiting until after the AFR heads have come-out and have been tested on some C5s before deciding...any advice sppreciated.
I would say a top notch stage II set of LS6's would be about the best you could get maybe next to the AFR heads. No results yet on those.... good thing for you, you already have the stock LS6 heads so you won't lose money on a core charge.
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Originally Posted by TEA Brent
I dyno'd an 02 Z06 with cam only, very similar to the cam your looking at and it made 410rwhp with tuning.
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...at worst, the introduction of AFR heads should drive the price of the over-priced ported heads down a bunch....I never understood why ported GM castings could be sold for outrageous amounts....finally, some competition will arive and it should be good for consumers...
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C5 CU ...
In my opinion, Brent is right about the AFR heads.
You have a great set of stock heads on that car right now.
If I already owned a 2002 ZO6, I would consider installing a set of the ZO6/LS6 heads with the TEA / 'Judson Massingill signature' port profile. I don't think you are going to do any better than that. Talk to TEA about valve sizing.
Just my opinion, but a 231/237 cam is really a lot of cam for an everyday daily driver that will not see a power- adder. I think something closer to maybe 224-227 duration would give you faster low rpm throttle response and still no substantial reduction in HP at high revs. Again, thats just my opinion.
Just remember, it's the correct "combo" that makes for the best HP [and] drivability. Don't lose sight of the word .... Drivability
Good luck,
Ron
In my opinion, Brent is right about the AFR heads.
You have a great set of stock heads on that car right now.
If I already owned a 2002 ZO6, I would consider installing a set of the ZO6/LS6 heads with the TEA / 'Judson Massingill signature' port profile. I don't think you are going to do any better than that. Talk to TEA about valve sizing.
Just my opinion, but a 231/237 cam is really a lot of cam for an everyday daily driver that will not see a power- adder. I think something closer to maybe 224-227 duration would give you faster low rpm throttle response and still no substantial reduction in HP at high revs. Again, thats just my opinion.
Just remember, it's the correct "combo" that makes for the best HP [and] drivability. Don't lose sight of the word .... Drivability
Good luck,
Ron