Which Cathedral Head is best?
ET heads are Mast heads... typically there isn't anything out < Honestly out doing Mast OTB.
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Most of those cars that hauls *** on stock bottom ends are very lightweight cars run 11.1 or faster. The secret i tend to see with making them cars fast are the weight and the suspension.
I personally think guys that are running 6 speeds and that are serious about their e.t should have double adjustables on the front and the back.
The 60ft is critical. A stiff wall slick does magic as well.
I dont have your car in there.... most cars I have notes on are F body cars which are heavier than Vettes in most cases.
However, i do have Hio car and SLP IROC car in there. Both of those cars are fairly light, run 10s, and run stock cams in a LS6 motor.
I pay more attention to the stroker motors cause they tend to be in some cars thats not exactly lightweight but they get the job done.
I i dont pay attention to those 400 plus cube motors/cars that run 11s.
Anyway, one of my favorite cars is a 2000 Z28 car that weighs 3750 lbs with the driver. Combo? LQ block 402ci with AFR 205s by Mamo and a 92mm fast intake by Mamo. Pat G 240s cam. Run 10.80 @ 129 mph on a 17" hoosier QTP on vette wheels. Car pulls the 17 inch tires about 4 inches off the ground. Very cool ride.
The lighter the car...
The better the suspension is set up...
And the better 60 ft you have...
The faster the car will be?
Holy hell...I never made the connection....
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I bought my small bore LS7 heads and T&D rockers from an ex 24hr Daytona nascar when they came along, because what I have seen over the years from some head/cam factory LS7 corvettes both power and 1/4 mile numbers, I don't think a cathedral can really come close to good ls7 heads for all out performance. Some trickflow 245's have, there's a past member on here went 8.6's n/a in the 1/4 mile using them, but that build had 30k usd in just the engine which he said himself as I saw his car for sale on racingjunk.com a while back. It was a total max effort deal.
Raised port heads like LS7's don't lose mid range torque if they're not hogged out too large, they just make more power/torque everywhere due to better cylinder fill. Look at what some SB2.2 heads SBC's are doing, I saw a Torana for sale on gumtree just a few days ago, 400 something ci with SB2 heads, pump gas, single plane with dominator carb, 860hp engine dyno'd. And there's been others do the same and run 8 second 1/4 miles naturally aspirated Those heads the ports are crazy tall (pic below of raw castings). But a good effort 400+ci LS with ls7 heads can also make similar power with single plane intake like the CID. Maybe not quite 860 on pump gas, but low 800 is doable. I'm too far into LS parts now so i'll stick with it, and there's always the turbo option when you decide you want stupid power.
The prc ls7 heads were right out of the box. No other modifications done.
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Tusky, awesome cookbook of combos. I ve been rereading them for over 30min. Shyts startn to even sink in...gdamn, i wanna build a new motor already.
Almost everyone agrees with this and time slips listed also shows these heads are the bomb.
Who makes the best LS7 head?
I am thinking maybe trickflows?
Trick Flow is the best Ls7 casting....BS x Infinity. Brodix is the Best bang for the dollar with options.
Hio:
Lsx DR heads are no longer sold..what's out is it. All Pro has a C5r head and Mast also with the STR heads. One company makes a billet Lsx DR head.
U know it's booked marked...relax I got u
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