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Location of part# for ls1 heads
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Location of part# for ls1 heads Hey guys, I bought a 2002 35th Edition Z28 this past November and when I bought the vehicle the current owner told me the car had LS1X heads. Now I'm not very familiar with the internals of this particular vehicle yet so I was going to do some reasearch on the heads part# but can't seem to find it. Can anyone tell me where the part# is located on the heads on the ls1?
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No car isn't stock. It has a few engine mods. Has port and polished intake, long tube pace setter headers, and a mild cam. All that i see on the outside of the heads is "LS1X" written is silver sharpie. Can't seem to locate the part#. Will it be on the drivers side or passenger side? I was going to buy the car regardless if it had aftermarket heads, I just can't seem to find that number. I've had some of my friends look and they can't find it either.
There will be a casting number on the heads. 241 casting number is what you should be looking for since it's a 2002. The casting number will be on the front of the head.
No car isn't stock. It has a few engine mods. Has port and polished intake, long tube pace setter headers, and a mild cam. All that i see on the outside of the heads is "LS1X" written is silver sharpie. Can't seem to locate the part#. Will it be on the drivers side or passenger side? I was going to buy the car regardless if it had aftermarket heads, I just can't seem to find that number. I've had some of my friends look and they can't find it either.
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Thats exactly what I thought, too. The guy I bought the car from had no idea what he was talking about. I bought the car based off of how nice it was, not because of "having aftermarket heads". I had taken a couple things apart and found out stuff that was done to it that the previous owner had no idea about, so I didn't believe him in the first place. I was just trying to find the casting number to prove he was full of crap, just wasn't able to find it. Thanks for the help guys!
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