GMPP CNC LS6 head flow numbers
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I have the numbers at home but if you call Ed at LPE I am sure he will give them to you. I have these heads and the GT2-3 cam going to be installed in a few weeks. How do you like the cam? The combo I am told is strong.
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Originally Posted by George V
I have the numbers at home but if you call Ed at LPE I am sure he will give them to you. I have these heads and the GT2-3 cam going to be installed in a few weeks. How do you like the cam? The combo I am told is strong.
Cam is great baby cam. Drives great and makes decent power.
Looking forward to hearing your results also.
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Wow...why don't I see more people using these? Those aren't bad #'s at all...
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For the price, I'd rather get two CNC ported LS6 heads from Livernois or Patriot (yes, Patriot now sells true LS6 castings, I'm not talking about the welded LQ9 heads) for the price of one GMPP LS6 CNC head.
The GMPP continues to be a great head option nevertheless. You also get the lightweight sodium filled valves as part of the package.
The GMPP continues to be a great head option nevertheless. You also get the lightweight sodium filled valves as part of the package.
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I Have The Shaved 55 Thous. 60 Cc Version Not Installed Yet Though Im Also Wondering Flow Numbers. Are They The Same As The 65 Cc Or Better,also Wondering What Size Valve Reliefs On Pistons To Clear A 246 250 Dur. 627 633 Lift Fms Cam +3 Adv. For A Lme 408 45 Cometic Gaskets. Iknow The Heads Are Going To Choke It Up A Bit But I Bought The Heads 2 Years Ago ,pistons Are Wiseco 8cc Re-worked A Bit To Get Approx. 11/2 Compression, Does That Sound Right,will That Work.