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427zm Oct 28, 2012 10:07 AM

799's v 853 ported polished and milled
 
Ok, guys I just bought my first Z06 Friday and I would like some advice from LS engine experts on my heads. The car I bought has 853's on it that have been stage 2 ported and polished and milled .015. The car has a pat G spe'd cam .230/.230 .598/.608.

I already have a set of stock 799's and was going to port and polish them and possibly Mille them.

Here are my questions:
1. Is it worth the expense of porting and polishing the 799's?
2. What kind of gains if any will I have from p&p the 799?
3. Should I mill the 799's? If so, what is your recommendation on milling?

supersick99z Oct 28, 2012 11:28 AM

The 799's will definitely out flow the 853's ported and polished. THe expense is worth it if you are seeking every possible horsepower you can get. You could cut cost by doing the labor yourself if possible.

chevybayboy Oct 28, 2012 11:39 AM


Originally Posted by supersick99z (Post 16849232)
The 799's will definitely out flow the 853's ported and polished. THe expense is worth it if you are seeking every possible horsepower you can get. You could cut cost by doing the labor yourself if possible.

Off subject but man I love that avatar

427zm Oct 28, 2012 01:36 PM


Originally Posted by chevybayboy (Post 16849262)
Off subject but man I love that avatar

Thanks.

So, does anyone have a recommendation on milling the 799's?

A.R. Shale Targa Oct 28, 2012 09:04 PM


Originally Posted by 427zm (Post 16849531)
Thanks.

So, does anyone have a recommendation on milling the 799's?

This right here is the only advise I'd give for your 799 castings.....
http://www.advancedinduction.com/LSX...cGMLS2Head.php

427zm Oct 28, 2012 09:49 PM


Originally Posted by A.R. Shale Targa (Post 16850727)
This right here is the only advise I'd give for your 799 castings.....
http://www.advancedinduction.com/LSX...cGMLS2Head.php

Thank you sir!
That's all I needed!
Going to the P&P the 799's

wildcamaro Oct 28, 2012 11:31 PM

I don't understand why someone would remove sodium valves z06 243s in favor of 853's no matter how much work done to them...that being said the 799s are def a better platform

omc8 Oct 29, 2012 11:17 AM


Originally Posted by 427zm (Post 16849042)
Ok, guys I just bought my first Z06 Friday and I would like some advice from LS engine experts on my heads. The car I bought has 853's on it that have been stage 2 ported and polished and milled .015. The car has a pat G spe'd cam .230/.230 .598/.608.

I already have a set of stock 799's and was going to port and polish them and possibly Mille them.

Here are my questions:
1. Is it worth the expense of porting and polishing the 799's?
2. What kind of gains if any will I have from p&p the 799?
3. Should I mill the 799's? If so, what is your recommendation on milling?

Who did the stage 2 heads are they cnc , want size valves, runner size ?

427zm Oct 29, 2012 11:43 AM


Originally Posted by omc8 (Post 16852172)
Who did the stage 2 heads are they cnc , want size valves, runner size ?

Absolute Speed did the heads. I'm not sure of the runner size or the valve sizes, but they are running new Rev SS valves. I would assume the valves would be 2.02" / 1.55" but you know what they say about assuming.

They have been milled .015, which I think puts me at about stock LS6 243 compression of 10.5:1. But again I'm not sure.

PREDATOR-Z Oct 29, 2012 11:59 AM


Originally Posted by wildcamaro (Post 16851274)
I don't understand why someone would remove sodium valves z06 243s in favor of 853's no matter how much work done to them...that being said the 799s are def a better platform

somewhere along the line, someone was ignorant or that was a fix job


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