Cam only or H/C
Question is should I just get a set of heads instead of the new valve spring setup and make the investment now?
What do you think? Heads need to come with equivalnt parts (Titanium retainers and Dual Springs).
What are good budget heads that have the above parts included?
would need to call and verify what springs they suggest you use 918's for X1, X2 cam
and 921's dual for X3 or X4 cam. 1-972-429-1963 ask for Bobby, and tell him Doug sent ya for a better price. Always buy the best you can afford, or wait until you can afford to buy the best. jmo
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Shop said to stay away from the Patriot LS6 "Style" heads. Says he has seen too many cars blow from them. I don't have any experiece with heads so I can't comment on that.
Basically I just want a small upgrade from the stock heads which have nearly 90K on the clock. A good set of LS6 heads would be fine, coupled with my new 224/228 cam.
Basically I just want a small upgrade from the stock heads which have nearly 90K on the clock. A good set of LS6 heads would be fine, coupled with my new 224/228 cam.
Then look at these TSP CNC Ported LS6 heads... you can upgrade the springs and valve job. Also, you might want to ask them about milling them to a chamber size that works well with that cam....
$1149 with valve job and 918 springs...
http://texas-speed.com/shop/item.asp...d=649&catid=20
QTP headers w/ HFMC
LS6 intake
Custom Y
Custom 224/228 cam
Comp 921 upgrade kit (Titanium retainers, seals, dual springs)
Poly Mounts
Dyno tune
Just looking to possibly invest in a set of good flowing heads. Would love to have the AFR's, but just don't think I could swing it now without an amazing deal...
My buddies and I installed my cam in one weekend using the install guide on this site. None of us had ever done a cam install, so it was a hell of an experience.
Good luck,
In every thread you post you seem to ram LG down everyones throats and basically come across as saying every other non LG product is *****! - Why?
Personally from what I've seen LG offers some great parts but not everyone has or wants to spend that much money and there's plenty of other people making great power and ET's using other components.
Question is should I just get a set of heads instead of the new valve spring setup and make the investment now?
What do you think? Heads need to come with equivalnt parts (Titanium retainers and Dual Springs).
What are good budget heads that have the above parts included?
Or you could get the heads on their own for under $1000 so they are pretty cheap. Sure they're not probably as good as heads costing $2000-2500 but they will still show gains over stock. Depends how much money you want too spend, I think there's several other people also selling CNC ported LS6 heads so have a look around.
But it depends what you're after, there are plenty of cam only cars out there making great power. Hoss is making 430rwhp cam only and bolt on's although they are an M6, auto's usually will show less rwhp but still perform as well. But this is quite a radical cam. H/C should allow you to see similar HP but on a milder setup.
Thunder Racing offer some great cam packages along with various heads. Generally speaking the more you spend the better the setup should be. However if you pick your parts carefully you should still be able to make great power on a lesser setup.
And of course LG offer some superb packages also
, no seriously they do and in the Vette world they are very highly regarded. But sadly it will cost you a fair chunck more money.You could simply go cam only for now and get some better heads later on down the road, swapping them over isn't all that hard. And cams themselfs aren't that expensive either, so even if you changed your cam again when you eventually do go for heads also it wouldn't be the end of the world. You could probably sell the old on and get some money back as well.
There's no right or wrong answer here, it just go with what you can afford and what you feel will meet your expectations.
As much as I don't want to, I will be sticking with the stock heads for now unless there are some great budjet LS6 ported heads out there.
Thanks for the good advice though.
Or you could get the heads on their own for under $1000 so they are pretty cheap. Sure they're not probably as good as heads costing $2000-2500 but they will still show gains over stock. Depends how much money you want too spend, I think there's several other people also selling CNC ported LS6 heads so have a look around.
But it depends what you're after, there are plenty of cam only cars out there making great power. Hoss is making 430rwhp cam only and bolt on's although they are an M6, auto's usually will show less rwhp but still perform as well. But this is quite a radical cam. H/C should allow you to see similar HP but on a milder setup.
Thunder Racing offer some great cam packages along with various heads. Generally speaking the more you spend the better the setup should be. However if you pick your parts carefully you should still be able to make great power on a lesser setup.
And of course LG offer some superb packages also
, no seriously they do and in the Vette world they are very highly regarded. But sadly it will cost you a fair chunck more money.You could simply go cam only for now and get some better heads later on down the road, swapping them over isn't all that hard. And cams themselfs aren't that expensive either, so even if you changed your cam again when you eventually do go for heads also it wouldn't be the end of the world. You could probably sell the old on and get some money back as well.
There's no right or wrong answer here, it just go with what you can afford and what you feel will meet your expectations.
i just purchased some MTI stage 2e heads from a vette forum for $300 w/ new valves and 918 installed
had em flowed and they flow great.. so stuff is out there you just need to be patient... im now waiting on that $200 ls6 intake lollater aaron




