ls7 heads on a ls2/3 block
11-08-2012, 11:49 PM
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ls7 heads on a ls2/3 block anyone ever run ls7 heads on a ls2/3 block? Ive set them on both blocks and the intake valves clear the bores. The exhaust valves cleared on the 6.2 block but hit on the 6.0 block. Small exhaust valves could fix this. Just wondering if anyone has ever ran this combo?
11-09-2012, 12:01 AM
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11-12-2012, 05:51 PM
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Needs to be a 4.065 bore or larger for our heads. I would also not want to run these on a stock stroke LS3. It would kill a lot of low end that the stroker would really help pick up. If this is stock LS2/LS3 I would look pretty hard at our aftermarket casting LS3 heads. The 250 heads will flow as much as any stock casting ported with a 20-30cc smaller runner. Extra port velocity is pretty useful on those motors, as well as extra compression.
11-13-2012, 02:23 PM
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Needs to be a 4.065 bore or larger for our heads. I would also not want to run these on a stock stroke LS3. It would kill a lot of low end that the stroker would really help pick up. If this is stock LS2/LS3 I would look pretty hard at our aftermarket casting LS3 heads. The 250 heads will flow as much as any stock casting ported with a 20-30cc smaller runner. Extra port velocity is pretty useful on those motors, as well as extra compression.
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