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Old 01-14-2015, 07:37 PM
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anyone have any info on these flow numbers ect

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wow no one ?
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Basically same as any Ls3 heads.
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Originally Posted by lil john
Basically same as any Ls3 heads.
not exactly
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I heard Lingenfelter did the CNC program and sold to GM for the GMPP CNC ls3 and LS9 castings, not sure if its completely true though.
The GMPP LS3s are a really nice piece from a shiny object standpoint
GM says roughly 350cfm at .600
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As I stated they flow the same go to WCCH and check it out nonbeliever.
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There is no flow data on WCCH website of the gmpp heads
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How are these CNC heads less money than as cast LS9 heads?

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If you find ls3 flow numbers they will be basically the same as stated will 2 cfms kill you. You probably won't see anything as there basically the same heads. Now you can go look and when you find them....come back and post them..so I came say: What did I tell you:-)
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Originally Posted by lil john
If you find ls3 flow numbers they will be basically the same as stated will 2 cfms kill you. You probably won't see anything as there basically the same heads. Now you can go look and when you find them....come back and post them..so I came say: What did I tell you:-)
There not the same head there is a few key diff , but these heads suck after doing research.
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I understand about you switching and there are a few key difference's but the valve angle,runner size,valve size, rocker arms,..... etc. The few different things don't make up for the more similar things. It's not the GMPP head but rather the idea that there really the same








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