Precision Race Components Ported 6.2L Cylinder Heads Almost Ready!
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Originally Posted by LS2 Pontiac GTO
Will you be coming out with a version designed to work on a stock displacment LS2?
Originally Posted by gtovan
What intake manifold do these work with and what is the chamber volume?
Stock Chamber starts at 70cc roughly. I'm hoping they'll have it down into the 64cc range so a stock LS2 wouldn't loose compression...
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Man those heads with the L92 416 from SDPC along with the L76 manifold is actually well under the price point I was thinking.
(Rough est going with the prices that have been given for a 416 longblock using Precisions L92 head and SPDC for the rest)
$4499.95 for the short block (pulled from the SPDC thread)
$1495 for ported heads with new springs capable of .630" lift (given on page one of this thread)
$240 or so for 8 L92 intake and 8 L92 exhaust rocker arms + 2 rocker arm supports (pulled from SDPC's web page).
$217.85 for the GM HP Lifters (pulled from SDPC's web page).
$528.95 for the Low profile manifold (that includes 40lb injectors, fuel rails, and drive by wire TB) (pulled from SDPC's web page).
$77.56 for the L92 oil pump (pulled from SDPC's web page).
$500+ for a Cam (not sure what a custom grind will run ya)
Tack on another $1000 or so for ARP bolts, engine assembly gaskets, and other neaded items...
Add you vehicle types oil pan and drop it into your engine bay (I'm not even going to try and guestimate the price for the install).
Okay back to the heads...
What is the Port size increased to with this CNC profile?
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The $1499 price is for either vavle option.
If you already have the heads, we can do the work for $1199.
Give us a call or email us if you have any questions!
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01 NBM Z28- A4 w/3.23s, TSP Black Lid, Hooker Catback, Pacesetter Headers w/ORY, ASP Pulley, Ported Throttle Body, TSP Torq. v3(231/234) Camshaft, TCI 4400, PRC Stg 1 Heads
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Brian's correct intro pricing will get you the upgraded stainless valves at no extra charge!!
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I'll try to have several sets in stock both here & @ sdpc late next week!
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To Brian@ Texas Speed
Question: 1.) Will you offer L76 intake manifold with porting, if so how much. 2.) Throttle body porting and how much and finally how much for intire package if offered for all three L92 heads, L76 ported intake manifold with ported throttle body?
Last but not least I have a c6 z51 6sp. and plan on doing this combo. I will be useing the car as daily/weekend driver and for spirited driving. Present mods are Long tube headers with high flow cats, and Halltech cold air intake. Will any of the L92 head package be something that I can use? Oya almost forgot do you guys plan on selling cams for these combo's at different/future date?
Thanks ahead of time
Question: 1.) Will you offer L76 intake manifold with porting, if so how much. 2.) Throttle body porting and how much and finally how much for intire package if offered for all three L92 heads, L76 ported intake manifold with ported throttle body?
Last but not least I have a c6 z51 6sp. and plan on doing this combo. I will be useing the car as daily/weekend driver and for spirited driving. Present mods are Long tube headers with high flow cats, and Halltech cold air intake. Will any of the L92 head package be something that I can use? Oya almost forgot do you guys plan on selling cams for these combo's at different/future date?
Thanks ahead of time
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The heads look very nice Jason and the flow numbers are definitely looking good.
If you would please consider:
Flowing exhaust with a 1 3/4 or 1 7/8 pipe. I know you can't directly compare flow numbers from bench to bench but it helps me "get in the ballpark" and gives an idea of what woudl happen in the real world.
Also:
Providing port size in CC and cross section.
Thank you!
If you would please consider:
Flowing exhaust with a 1 3/4 or 1 7/8 pipe. I know you can't directly compare flow numbers from bench to bench but it helps me "get in the ballpark" and gives an idea of what woudl happen in the real world.
Also:
Providing port size in CC and cross section.
Thank you!
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The new spring with some shimming will hold these valves for now. That being said I'm hard at work on a new valve spring that will change the ls valve spring world!!
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Originally Posted by Jason 98 TA
The new spring with some shimming will hold these valves for now. That being said I'm hard at work on a new valve spring that will change the ls valve spring world!!
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Numbers look good, but the exhaust is still low. What kind of downfalls does that have?
If you run more duration on the exhaust you can make up for it, but how much? And surely in the end you don't have the exact same result.
Or is it not a big deal?
If you run more duration on the exhaust you can make up for it, but how much? And surely in the end you don't have the exact same result.
Or is it not a big deal?