Trick Flow 225 Heads On LS1?
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There is very little information out there about this.. What will happen when putting on Trick Flow 225 4" bore heads on an LS1? I know that the 243's bolt right up just fine, is it any different for the Trick Flow 225 heads? How will this effect compression?
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Not sure what the valve size is on a 225 but you may or may not need to be concerned about valve shrouding
I put some as cast TF 220's on a stock internal cammed LS1 T/A a couple years ago with a FAST 92 and that son of bitch went out and ran 6.9's
I think it even popped off a 6.7x if i'm not mistaken and that was with a 1.5x 60ft. And it was not a monster cam either. Car had no a/c and tubular front suspension. It was a really good simple combo that ran it's *** off. It had cheapy long tubes and stock rockers, it was not a high budget max effort build but it kinda ran like one.
I put some as cast TF 220's on a stock internal cammed LS1 T/A a couple years ago with a FAST 92 and that son of bitch went out and ran 6.9's
I think it even popped off a 6.7x if i'm not mistaken and that was with a 1.5x 60ft. And it was not a monster cam either. Car had no a/c and tubular front suspension. It was a really good simple combo that ran it's *** off. It had cheapy long tubes and stock rockers, it was not a high budget max effort build but it kinda ran like one.