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Old 12-16-2006, 08:47 AM
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Default 806 heads on a 6.0

806 heads 1998 LS1.

Anyone know if the notch in these heads will cause a sealing problems with the 6.0 GM MLS gasket? This is all on a 2002 6.0.

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Old 12-16-2006, 02:25 PM
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Yes, it will. You need to run the graphite gaskets to get them to seal. Regardless, those heads are gonna shroud the cylinder. I hope this is just an "in the meantime to get it running until I get suitable heads for this app" type of thing.
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The gmeter tells what the boost curve should be


It is your biggest tool

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Originally Posted by rotary1307cc
The gmeter tells what the boost curve should be.
It is your biggest tool.
……… 13 years later...….
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Originally Posted by G Atsma
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Lol that stupid thing
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Lol.....waking the DEAD.....I'm not the only one!!!!



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