ARE `S NEW LS6 HEAD
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We thought you all might like to see the quality workmanship of our new LS6 port design.
These heads have 2.055 intake valves & 1.57 exhaust valves and use a 8mm stem (light weight)
The heads without a stack flow the following:
LIFT INT EXH
200 138 114
300 205 157
350 234 175
400 262 194
450 284 202
500 297 210
550 314 216
600 321 220
We will be posting our 6.0L Forced Induction & LS1 head pics & results soon...
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<strong>These heads have 2.055 intake valves & 1.57 exhaust valves and use a 8mm stem (light weight)
The heads without a stack flow the following:
LIFT INT EXH
200 138 114
300 205 157
350 234 175
400 262 194
450 284 202
500 297 210
550 314 216
600 321 220
We will be posting our 6.0L Forced Induction & LS1 head pics & results soon...</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Barry,
Outstanding numbers! the mid lift numbers are very impressive! However, could you also post the intake flow numbers with the LS6 intake attached for these heads?
If possible it would also be very nice to see the exhaust numbers with a 6 inch pipe attached.
Thanks
<strong>we flow our heads with no intake and no stack</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Yes, I understand that is ARE's standard procedure. I also understand most shops do it this way with a few exceptions.
Is it possible to make an exception and provide flow data with the LS6 intake in place and 6 inch exhaust pipe in place for your new LS6 heads?
Thanks
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