First Warhawk Release
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firsat off, great news! im really glad things are starting to come good for you guys!
second, i take it these heads will be better for boost then stock GM castings?? just thinking the price is very good and if they dont lift as easliy then they would make great FI heads
thanks Chris.
second, i take it these heads will be better for boost then stock GM castings?? just thinking the price is very good and if they dont lift as easliy then they would make great FI heads
thanks Chris.
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Originally Posted by MerlinPro
chunt,
Deck is .750.
But there's always our 7X head with 6-bolt attachment...
Boost away.
Deck is .750.
But there's always our 7X head with 6-bolt attachment...
Boost away.
Which I am very interested in. I know you can't give an exact date for release, but approximately?
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Originally Posted by MerlinPro
chunt,
Deck is .750.
But there's always our 7X head with 6-bolt attachment...
Boost away.
Deck is .750.
But there's always our 7X head with 6-bolt attachment...
Boost away.
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Originally Posted by MerlinPro
c5ls1,
These will be $570 bare, $817-$902.49 assembled, depending on spring/valve packages.
Richard,
Valve guide spacing: stock
Valve length: we will use Manley Severe Dutys and Racemasters: 5.300 OAL.
V/C rails: +.350
Spring pockets: cut 1.6 fot 1.550 springs
Rocker bosses:stock hgt.
asmokegars
The 9.24 deck will be first, and I'm still told early Nov.
Thanks all for asking.
These will be $570 bare, $817-$902.49 assembled, depending on spring/valve packages.
Richard,
Valve guide spacing: stock
Valve length: we will use Manley Severe Dutys and Racemasters: 5.300 OAL.
V/C rails: +.350
Spring pockets: cut 1.6 fot 1.550 springs
Rocker bosses:stock hgt.
asmokegars
The 9.24 deck will be first, and I'm still told early Nov.
Thanks all for asking.
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Originally Posted by MerlinPro
1CAM,
Allow your Mrssus to follow her vocation and become $ucce$$ful.
You will be the fastest guy around.
Allow your Mrssus to follow her vocation and become $ucce$$ful.
You will be the fastest guy around.
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Originally Posted by MerlinPro
LS7X heads I'm told late Nov. but you guys know how we lie to you...
It's OK about the lying thing. I'm a surgeon by trade and I tell people that what I'm about to do to them doesn't hurt all that much. They just don't realize that what I'm saying is that it doesn't hurt ME at all.
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chunt,
You're not dumb-I suffer from CRS syndrome so I'll ask Warhawk1 tomorrow and post it. I want to say +.150 over OEM but I CRS!
silicone boy, (as in hooter enhancement? you're my idol...)
You can engage Mr. & Mrs. 1CAMWNDR for staff and have your own ER show.
There are many talented people on these boards.
You're not dumb-I suffer from CRS syndrome so I'll ask Warhawk1 tomorrow and post it. I want to say +.150 over OEM but I CRS!
silicone boy, (as in hooter enhancement? you're my idol...)
You can engage Mr. & Mrs. 1CAMWNDR for staff and have your own ER show.
There are many talented people on these boards.
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Yes, I add volume to the universe for a living. A man can have worse occupations. My budz called me "silicone boy" and the name stuck. Seems like in my work life and my hobby life that the rule is "there's no replacement for displacement"
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Seems like in my work life and my hobby life that the rule is "there's no replacement for displacement"
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chunt,
Yes, we believe oem heads to have .600" thick decks.
silicone,
Please post pictures here of your work - after all, I post pictures of our work.
Yes, we believe oem heads to have .600" thick decks.
silicone,
Please post pictures here of your work - after all, I post pictures of our work.
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Originally Posted by MerlinPro
chunt,
Yes, we believe oem heads to have .600" thick decks.
silicone,
Please post pictures here of your work - after all, I post pictures of our work.
Yes, we believe oem heads to have .600" thick decks.
silicone,
Please post pictures here of your work - after all, I post pictures of our work.
I refuse. The vendors here make me drool and it's a sad thing to make a grown man/boy (that's what we all are, right?) drool. I promised that I wouldn't inflict such pain on a fellow hotrodder
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Originally Posted by MerlinPro
Better late than never, here is the World LS1X 15 deg head. The initial back orders for this head, part # 025150, will be filled within two weeks from today.
This is the 220 runner, 64 cc chamber head. Heads will be available in volume after the initial orders are filled.
This very head was the final approval piece. It flowed 295 / 200 with 1” entry plate and without pipe, at 28”Hg, on our Superflow 1020, at .600 lift. The test bore size was 4.155”. We’re telling all the parameters in case you find another head mfg. that tested on a 76 degree day at 56 Ft above sea level when Jupiter was aligned with Pluto and has a Superflow 1020. Then the numbers will be a valid comparison.
The entire flow sheet will be posted on our site shortly. These numbers were generated with no back-cuts on valves and are as you will “open the box.”
We expect that the talented porters and professionals among you will see significant increases due to the generous material surrounding the ports, with not too much effort.
This is the 220 runner, 64 cc chamber head. Heads will be available in volume after the initial orders are filled.
This very head was the final approval piece. It flowed 295 / 200 with 1” entry plate and without pipe, at 28”Hg, on our Superflow 1020, at .600 lift. The test bore size was 4.155”. We’re telling all the parameters in case you find another head mfg. that tested on a 76 degree day at 56 Ft above sea level when Jupiter was aligned with Pluto and has a Superflow 1020. Then the numbers will be a valid comparison.
The entire flow sheet will be posted on our site shortly. These numbers were generated with no back-cuts on valves and are as you will “open the box.”
We expect that the talented porters and professionals among you will see significant increases due to the generous material surrounding the ports, with not too much effort.
Will GM LS7 heads work with the WarHawk blocks?
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