RPM Small bore LS7 heads
Info on this site and Corvette forum:265cc port
Intake Flow (on 4.040 Bore)
.1 = 71
.2 = 164
.3 = 246
.4 = 301
.5 = 338
.6 = 364
.7 = 378
Exhaust Flow (on 4.040 Bore)
.1 = 56
.2 = 116
.3 = 178
.4 = 221
.5 = 240
.6 = 250
.7 = 256
Last edited by lil john; Sep 19, 2013 at 09:58 AM.
I know TFS AFR WCCH,,,,,etc ...... Look at it as we're looking at a pair of heads for the biggest Bang for the buck. and this looks Damn good for anyone looking to build a cheap, *** hauling 408...416 LSX..
Engine build: Look..... at the #'s
Quote:
TSP 402 short block 11.1:1
Eagle Crank/Rods/Diamond -15cc pistons/ARP everything
RPM small bore CNC LS7 heads. 60cc
RPM Ported LS7 Intake/ 96mm NW Throttle body
236-248 .648/651 114lsa
ARH 1 7/8 headers no cats.
powerbond ud pulley
diamond stage 2 clutch/ Light flywheel
ls7 rail/injectors
ls7 rockers trunion upgrade
Halltech air intake
Evans Water pump 536rwhp / 488rwtq
This is our first test on the 4.00 bore - clearly, we can cam this up some if we want to. In the meantime it drives beautifully, idles like a champ and has a great torque curve. If you bumped this motor to 11.7:1 it would have been kissing 550/500. Also this cam is very mild and we may end up putting something larger in and see what she does.
These heads are a amazing piece of work and a great option for us 4.0 bore and up guys.
You can see they make torque. They flowed 383cfm at .700 on my set of heads. Also my torque would have made 500 with a bit more compression. But due to the block having the -15cc dished piston we ended with just over 11:1 my fault for buying a used block. Was too good a deal to pass up. You will want to run a different cam with these heads then one cut for cathedral port heads.
These were some flow numbers from a prior set to mine.
Intake Flow (on 4.040 Bore)
.1 = 71
.2 = 164
.3 = 246
.4 = 301
.5 = 338
.6 = 364
.7 = 378
Exhaust Flow (on 4.040 Bore)
.1 = 56
.2 = 116
.3 = 178
.4 = 221
.5 = 240
.6 = 250
.7 = 256
Real S@#t. I like to save $$$$$$.
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It's no small coincidence that Pro-Comp is named that. Peter, a Czeckoslovakian whom livesd in Australia, whom also owns Sydney Speed and Marine, in Sydney, also owns Pro-Comp. I understand from a few Austrailian and new Zealander people I know, Sydney Speed and Peter are to be avoided, so same with Pro-Comp.
His main reasoning with naming his knockoff businesses Pro-Comp, was with product name association. Pro- is used in both Pro-Comp...and...Pro-Form. If yoiu were looking for an item made by a company you only knew started with the word "Pro", you'd have a 50/50 cjance to hit either one. So...this gave Peter a 50 percent chance of getting people looking for much better Pro-form products to his less than good parts.
I was approaced by him, personally, to handle and use his parts, and I declined. I had heard of many unhappy experiences/dealings with both him personally, and his parts, from other hot rod builders I know in the industry. I had also seen some of this parts, and came away with less than a confident feeling about them.
I understand Peter will make a dealer out of just about anyone, just ask him and, bango, you are an instant dealer. So much for protected sellers. I think this is the reason we see so many Pro-Comp new products for sale on E-bay, just too many sellers who are getting the message, the parts are not what they are advertized to be, and anybody and everybody are dealers.
From what I am told, with Peter, it is all about two facts, putting other manufactureres out of business if possible, by flooding the market with low cost, poor quality knockoffs, and the bottom line profit margin.
Got 24 pack of Dos Equis ... just walked in the house from cooking some Q... Read the Hot Rod mag (LS3 heads) and look at What Dr. J's heads done and realize what he could do to the LS7 265 cc port head. The intake runner was left to stock Poor Comp diameter. #'s were a hell of alot better I got the info ..... Pro Comp stock Ls3 Cnc heads @ .600,.650 & .700 = 350,358 & 350. Now Dr.J heads same port volume 279 cc runner # are: 357 374 & 359 and the result is a 12hp diff. and around a 4 to 5 hundred dollar diff from PC heads and a head that is cleaned up from DR. J's
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OUCH lol