What else do I need for h/c swap?
i still need heads but im still trying to decide between afr 205's and trick flow 215's. i also still need a cam which im still trying to decide on between G5X3, G5X4, MS4. ***if yall have any other different cam recommendations let me know***
what rockers do yall recommend for me to put on? ive heard good things about the harland sharps. i dont need the shaft mounted cause its not a drag car.
what do yall think about the cometic gaskets are they worth the money?
how much to mill the heads?
how do i pick what length pushrods i need?
i purchased some comp o.e. lifters are they good or yall think id be happier with the cadillac race lifters or the LS7's?
Re: cam...talk to the sponsors. You want to make sure you match your cam to your heads as well as ensure it will drive/behave and accomplish the goals you want.
Harlands or Yella Terra Ultra Lights will work fine for you. Another option would be rebuilt stockers by Harland.
I would vote for GM MLS gaskets, but again, it depends on your setup.
Milling and PR length are both something you want to discuss with a sponsor, once you've decided which H/C setup you're going with.
I'm running Comp 850s and they've done great for me. Caddy Racing lifters are another good option.
Good luck!
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You can replace rockers if you want but it is not necessary.
The gaskets depend on what whether you are going to mill and what DCR and quench you are trying to achieve.
If you are going to use comp OE lifters fine, but they are equal to what you have now. If you are going to change, go with the caddy or LS7s.
I would suggest you contact AFR, Trickflow, Patrick or someone who can help you put together a designed combination of head, cam, milling, and gasket to reach the valve event, compression, and power range you are looking for. Don't just buy a bunch of parts unless you're more interested in bragging rights than results.
That's my .02
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