RHS Pro Elite LS7 heads - Are they any good?
11-05-2011, 01:43 PM
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tell me more about the ls7x heads for sale. catman If your intrested I have a set of worldscastings 6 bolt LS7X heads 72cc already ported for sale for $1,000. They are the same heads and same port job I'm using on my 427 TT that make 880whp and 900wtq.
The heads flow 366 @ .500, 380 @ .550, 391 @ .600, and 397 @ .700
The heads flow 366 @ .500, 380 @ .550, 391 @ .600, and 397 @ .700
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11-06-2011, 12:57 PM
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I have a pair a lsx 6 bolt heads that net to Richard at WCCH for their stage 3. They are also milled to 53cc. They have less than 1000 miles on them. My set up on an lsx454 made 630 rwhp with 20" HRE's. I was happy with them, but I am looking for 72cc heads myself.
08-06-2013, 08:14 PM
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For any questions and a great price on these, hit up coloradoSPEED. They can hook you up with any of the RHS stuff!
I am sure they are a better casting than some of the other offerings out there. What better company to match up a FAST intake to than another Comp Perf Group company?
The RHS Block is a top offering as well. Im sure CS can get all the goodies you need and set up a Competition engine (pun intended).
I am sure they are a better casting than some of the other offerings out there. What better company to match up a FAST intake to than another Comp Perf Group company?
The RHS Block is a top offering as well. Im sure CS can get all the goodies you need and set up a Competition engine (pun intended).
08-06-2013, 08:26 PM
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