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Old 11-29-2006, 03:17 PM
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Default Precision Race Components Ported 6.2L Cylinder Heads Almost Ready!

We're nearly finished tweaking the 6.2l cnc program for you guys wanting to tryout the rectangle port heads on your strokers! We spent a lot of time developing the port & setting the valve height up for extra p/v while still flowing BIG AIR! These cylinder heads will be available with either stock 2.160"/1.59" valves, or the stage 2 2.180"/1.6x" valves. Either option will be shipping with our new valve spring option. With this setup I feel these heads will support about .630" lift or so. I'll test a few different setups to confirm this, but that's my guess...

Here's some flow data from the stock valve port:

.200 156 114
.300 226 154
.400 287 187
.500 325 207
.600 351 229
.650 357 234

This was flowed on a 4.030" bore plate. The port was designed to work well on 402/408/418 mid-size bore stroker applications. This cylinder head was designed for bore applications that the common stroker owner runs.

I hope to begin shipping these things late next week! I'll keep everyone posted with more details & dyno results as they become available.





THIS FLOW DATA IS ON A 4.030" BORE PLATE & USING NO EXHAUST PIPE!

Compare these flow numbers to others flowed on much larger bores...
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excellant results congrats
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approximate price?? we'd love to see what they flow with an L76 intake attached also

looking good so far!
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I'm please with them so far. I've worked with Nicky @ SDPC flow testing 4 or 5 different sets of ported 6.2l heads & this head works much better than the ones we've compared them with. On a larger bore they can flow bigger air, but honestly who wants the 6.2l head on a 4.125" bore? This heads purpose is definately going to be for the 4.030-4.080" range.

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Price?
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Definitely want to see some dyno numbers with those....looks promising.
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6.2...is that the l92 head?
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Originally Posted by Jason 98 TA
I'm please with them so far. I've worked with Nicky @ SDPC flow testing 4 or 5 different sets of ported 6.2l heads & this head works much better than the ones we've compared them with. On a larger bore they can flow bigger air, but honestly who wants the 6.2l head on a 4.125" bore? This heads purpose is definately going to be for the 4.030-4.080" range.

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Why wouldn't you want to run these heads with a bigger bore?
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I'm ASSuming that they are saying an LS7 head would be better for a bigger bore. although I would think these would still work well.

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6.2...is that the l92 head?
yes.
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Originally Posted by LostCauseZ06
Price?

what he said!!!
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The ported 6.2 heads will retail for $1499(not including rockers) fully assembled with valves and our new dual spring kit.
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What about just the work for us with L92 heads already?
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thats a KILLER price for those numbers and the capability that those heads have. what are the specs on your new dual spring kit?
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nice, i really wanna see how these heads are doing on running motors. im getting ancy with mine
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Originally Posted by Rock_Daddy
What about just the work for us with L92 heads already?
Ditto!!!!
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Originally Posted by Brian @ Texas Speed & Performance
The ported 6.2 heads will retail for $1499(not including rockers) fully assembled with valves and our new dual spring kit.

sweet.... that is an awesome price.
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Originally Posted by Forteen3GT
sweet.... that is an awesome price.
How much extra for the bigger valves?
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is there any stock form dynos yet? that would be even better to see, a stock head on some motor combo. then the ported after!
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Will you be coming out with a version designed to work on a stock displacment LS2?
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Awesome

Looking forward to seeing the heads installed.

Stage II pricing?


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