Cathedral Port heads for L92
#1
Cathedral Port heads for L92
I have an odd question, but I have a chance to pull a L92 engine for cheap. I already have a LC9 engine (799 heads) that I was planning to build, and for it had purchased a FiTech Ultimate LS kit (70003) which is designed for cathedral Port heads only. But the L92 I can get for the price of the accessories I need for the LC9. My question is, are there any cathedral port head options (aftermarket or otherwise) that will fit the L92 block so that I can still use my FiTech system? Thanks in advance gurus.
#4
So, a set of 799 heads will drop onto an L92 with the correct gasket. What gasket would this be? Also, would the aftermarket (trick-flow, AFR, mast, etc...) cathedrals work? And would they require the specific gasket?
#6
Yes, the 799 castings will work, you would just need a gasket to fit the bore of the block. OEM 6.2L gaskets would work as well as any aftermarket gasket at least a 4.070" bore. Most aftermarket heads would fit too, but you have to be mindful that some cathedrals may require a larger bore. The TFS 245cc cathedrals require a 4.125" bore for example.
#7
Yes, the 799 castings will work, you would just need a gasket to fit the bore of the block. OEM 6.2L gaskets would work as well as any aftermarket gasket at least a 4.070" bore. Most aftermarket heads would fit too, but you have to be mindful that some cathedrals may require a larger bore. The TFS 245cc cathedrals require a 4.125" bore for example.
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#8
Sell the FITech intake and just buy either an ebay fabricated (these are the same EXACT intake FITech uses for their Ultimate kits) or a Holley Sniper in rectangle port.
Then you can use the rectangle ports heads and the FITech.
Then you can use the rectangle ports heads and the FITech.
#9
I'm trying to sort through what Summit has available, but the filters they have make it a challenge. I was going to build an N/A stroker with the LC9 originally, as the platform it was going in was a 1980 Triumph TR7. But I can't bring myself to cut up my father's car he passed on to me, so I bought a 2011 Crown Vic. With that stronger platform, my intent is to either single or twin turbo, and be a street/strip car. I've built a TDI Jetta to 360ft/lbs of torque, a Nissan Pulsar GTi-R to approx. 350hp crank (AWD loss is ridiculous), but I'm done toying around. It's time to go big or go home, I want to get behind the wheel and be truly scared. Vette/Hellcat killer. Before I die, I want to feel 1000hp around me.
#10
I know this thread is a little old, but in doing some research I came across these adapter plates by ICT. I saw the one review on the Summit site, but who knows, could have just been a defective one, poor install, etc... I was wondering if anyone on here had some experience with them.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/i...317/?rrec=true
Any input on these would be appreciated.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/i...317/?rrec=true
Any input on these would be appreciated.