LS7 failure
I had AHP do my cylinder head and cam on my z06 which had 11,800 miles. They did the moldstar90, valves, springs as well. with less than 2800 miles after headwork by AHP, the valve assembly failed. I'm sitting on possibly needing a new longblock on a z06 with approximately 14,000 miles on the clock. I'm looking for a reputable shop that will honor their warranty for failed workmanship (also any damaged caused by their failure). Do they exist? or should I just start thinking about doing most of the work myself. Any recommendatins
Here is a video of the failure:
Thanks for the input. Well, hopefully I can find a shop that knows what they are doing. AHP failed twice. Once when they originally worked on my car and again when they had my car back to check on the water consumption. I feel that a competent shop would have caught something being wrong and saved my engine.
Thanks for the input. Well, hopefully I can find a shop that knows what they are doing. AHP failed twice. Once when they originally worked on my car and again when they had my car back to check on the water consumption. I feel that a competent shop would have caught something being wrong and saved my engine.
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Sorry 4 your loss
Call FED or Dennis Wheat, DM, BES....etc.
Brodix is the best thing going for the cost with Meat for porting and offers a big spring package. Some may say other wise but this is from the best of the best...no sales involved.
All Pro, CID, & Mast are more costly and Brodix heads where only 9 hp off the Mast heads in that Ls7 shoot out. Another mag used the Same engine. 1 group runs Hot Rod, Car Craft, Super Chevy, etc........i read between the lines and BS.
http://www.superchevy.com/how-to/eng...ylinder-heads/
My builder built a 1xxxx hp 5.0 guy F's it up with over Reving it @ the track...spun a main...Guy did something with Locking the dohc, something along those lines. Was told" you buy the parts we'll fix it, but after this Don't come Back."
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I had AHP do my cylinder head and cam on my z06 which had 11,800 miles. They did the moldstar90, valves, springs as well. with less than 2800 miles after headwork by AHP, the valve assembly failed. I'm sitting on possibly needing a new longblock on a z06 with approximately 14,000 miles on the clock. I'm looking for a reputable shop that will honor their warranty for failed workmanship (also any damaged caused by their failure). Do they exist? or should I just start thinking about doing most of the work myself. Any recommendatins
Here is a video of the failure:
https://youtu.be/kGErkFpXEP8
That's not good at all. Well look at it this way "If you did the work yourself then you would only have yourself to blame"
QUOTE=01CamaroSSTx;20149574]Damn!
That's not good at all. Well look at it this way "If you did the work yourself then you would only have yourself to blame"[/QUOTE]
Sorry to hear about the issues.... High performance cars are certainly not ever going to be trouble free. While it sucks to spend all the money on those heads.... parts can fail... and there is no such thing as a 100% guaranteed perfect result for the rest of the time you own it.
Hopefully they step up in some way to help in some the labor or partial parts coverage if they are in fact at fault.









