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Old 05-01-2006, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by LS1PoweredZ28
Damn guys, your not making this decision any easier !

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I ordered a set of the PRCs last week. Does that help you any? haha

BUT I plan on going with a pretty radical street/strip setup.
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Our PRC Stg 1 LS6 has been proven on the boards, run a search & I think you'll find really good results. We use complete cnc porting & cnc valve job to create the most consitant product possible. You guys might want to jump on texas-speed.com & checkout the video of the cnc valve job being cut on a set of stage 1s! It's really a amazing setup that helps us to make sure every set performs exactly to our expectations. The PRC port design allowed us to sink the valve a few thou giving us the ability to deck the stg1 head .015" getting 62cc chambers while still keeping stock p/v! We currently have a few different new camshafts being tested right now that will help to keep dcr up especially when they are used with this new cylinder head configuration!
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How long until the new camshafts are available? Can you give us any more info on them (lift, duration, lobes)? I'm ready to get my car back on the road again .

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I've been very happy with my TSP heads(not ls6 heads). Havent used Livernois so I cant say about them.
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You didnt mention Patriot in this at all...for 1175 shipped you get some ported ls6 heads as well. I just got mine today...They are down CFM on the top end, but up in the low end.
here are my flow numbers...PP CNCed Cylinder 1 Intake CFM

.100 79.3
.200 155.7
.300 218.7
.400 256.3
.500 284.5
.600 300.0

Here are PRC's
.100" 72
.200" 149
.300" 205
.400" 255
.500" 287
.600" 307

here are Livernois
.100 66
.200 140
.300 200
.400 246
.500 285
.600 303
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^----You might add that you got dual springs as well! Did they perform a competition valve job at all?
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Originally Posted by Jason 98 TA
Our PRC Stg 1 LS6 has been proven on the boards, run a search & I think you'll find really good results. We use complete cnc porting & cnc valve job to create the most consitant product possible. You guys might want to jump on texas-speed.com & checkout the video of the cnc valve job being cut on a set of stage 1s! It's really a amazing setup that helps us to make sure every set performs exactly to our expectations. The PRC port design allowed us to sink the valve a few thou giving us the ability to deck the stg1 head .015" getting 62cc chambers while still keeping stock p/v! We currently have a few different new camshafts being tested right now that will help to keep dcr up especially when they are used with this new cylinder head configuration!
DAMN those are nice numbers in your sig
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Originally Posted by HartAttack
You didnt mention Patriot in this at all...for 1175 shipped you get some ported ls6 heads as well. I just got mine today...They are down CFM on the top end, but up in the low end.
here are my flow numbers...PP CNCed Cylinder 1 Intake CFM

.100 79.3
.200 155.7
.300 218.7
.400 256.3
.500 284.5
.600 300.0

Here are PRC's
.100" 72
.200" 149
.300" 205
.400" 255
.500" 287
.600" 307

here are Livernois
.100 66
.200 140
.300 200
.400 246
.500 285
.600 303
PRC's & Patriot are great buddy

peace
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Originally Posted by SVT THIS
^----You might add that you got dual springs as well! Did they perform a competition valve job at all?
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3 angle valve job
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I am ordering my Livernois Stage 1 LS6 heads this week..
I am currently running a 232/236 .595 .601 on my A4 with a 3500 stall...
True duals "dumped"- 388hp-380tq... i have run them out the rear now and last dyno was 377hp & 372tq... I am running full bolt ons...

I should have the heads installed by June/july time frame with a full tune...

i'll be sure to post my results...

my car is a daily driver with 210K on the clock..
Gotta love these LS1's...
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I made 435/400 with the TSP LS6 heads stock valves/unmilled stock gaskets and a baby 228/228 114 + 4 XER cam....You can keep velocity up with a bigger port as well, its all in the port design. That was also through the LS6 intake and WITHOUT the new competition valve job. These TSP heads ROCK! I just purchased a Fast 90/ LS2 TB and Im installing it this week. New numbers soon. Im expecting around 450rwhp/410 rwtq.....
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Originally Posted by cantdrv65
....You can keep velocity up with a bigger port as well, its all in the port design.
correct.it's not so much port volume,but the cross section of the port that really matters.
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Originally Posted by SVT THIS
^----You might add that you got dual springs as well! Did they perform a competition valve job at all?

That was with our 5 angle valve job, 2.00"/1.55" oem valves, and our Patriot Gold dual spring kit. This price also included oem head bolts and shipping.
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I really like the TSP heads, the stage 1's they offer are by far the best bang for the buck if you ask me.



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