SLP L92 Cylinder Head/Manifold Package
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Looks like a great package, definately interested!!! What about offering upgraded valve springs for guys that want to run higher lift cams like LSK lobes etc... Anything in the works for something like that, thanks?
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Originally Posted by SLPPower
This is a great idea. We have recently finished our 440 HP Pac for the TBSS. (exhaust, cold air and tune) Adding these heads will be great. We have access to a few TBSS. We will look into working on that package soon.
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Originally Posted by 2k2blkss
Looks like a great package, definately interested!!! What about offering upgraded valve springs for guys that want to run higher lift cams like LSK lobes etc... Anything in the works for something like that, thanks?
Right now we are only offereing the heads with the comp 918 springs. I promise you if we get enough interest we will offer a head with a dual Manley valve springs for the more aggresive camshafts. The spring package is set to go, we are just waiting for the initial repsonse from our customers to see if they want or need a dual valve spring.
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Originally Posted by TNTramair
Hank,
the part number for that bracket does not come up on your website...do we need to call it in or can you fix it so it can be ordered online?? thanx
the part number for that bracket does not come up on your website...do we need to call it in or can you fix it so it can be ordered online?? thanx
You can not use the L92 heads with a LQ9 or LQ4 6.0L intake manifold as they have the cathedral ports. (I hope this answers your question about the intake manifold?)
We are working on a full L92 head and manifold kit for the silverado/sierra/suv truck guys. Keep your eye on the new products page in the next 2 months for all of that info.
The L76 bracket for the cable throttle body will not be available until the 2nd of April to purchase as we are building stock. But, I will get with sales and marketing to see if we can get it up on the web before then for those who want to pre-order.
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If i wanted to stay at the 72cc chamber size could you just not mill the heads? Im looking for a 72cc or very close chamber for a forcd induction setup. Do you think these will live with a procharger pushing 15lbs? Also any way i can get the kit without the injectors? Already have some 60s for it.
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Originally Posted by gollum
The kit comes with the assembled manifold and injectors, sorry to say but no we will not offer the kit without the injectors.
We have not completed any boosted testing yet, but these heads are of the same quality as the LS1/LS2 heads, I do not see why running 15lbs of boost will be a problem.
ONE CORRECTION FOR EVERYONE:
Over the past few days we have found that GM is now supplying to us any of the current 2 different L92 castings. One has a rough chamber one has a smooth chamber. The difference is in the tooling GM is using. Because of this ALL of the SLP L92 Heads will have the chamber CNC smoothed making sure all of our customers get exactly the same results as all of our testing. Leaving the same shape and 64 cc, just making every head chamber the same no matter what casting GM supplies us. Not a huge change by any means just want you all to know. There is no cost increase because of this process.
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Some more results of the SLP L92 Heads with our new L92 Camshaft. P/N 51016
http://www.slponline.com/coming_soon_51016.asp
Results on the page above will be typical of installing on a C5, C6, GTO, F-body.
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For all you truck guys we have all results with the SLP AFR Heads, LQ9 Manifold, Full CAT Stock GM Y-Pipe and SLP GM Truck/SUV Powerflo exhaust. Please PM me and I can send you the dyno graphs and numbers.
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http://www.slponline.com/coming_soon_51016.asp
Results on the page above will be typical of installing on a C5, C6, GTO, F-body.
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For all you truck guys we have all results with the SLP AFR Heads, LQ9 Manifold, Full CAT Stock GM Y-Pipe and SLP GM Truck/SUV Powerflo exhaust. Please PM me and I can send you the dyno graphs and numbers.
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Hank
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L92 head/intake combo
I think this combo will be good for my project, although i need a cam recommendation. heres what i'm building.....6.0L stock Lq4, install your L92 head/intake combo. I know that i should use better lifters and pushrods, right? ARP fasteners on the rods also, I know comp makes a 571/573 lift and 228/230 dur @ .050 cam.....but is this the right choice for a protouring mainly street driven 68 camaro? do you guys have something better suited to this application. just a stock 364 cube Lq4 and 4L60e auto trans. I will probably be needing a custom wiring harness and reprogramed computer for it since it's a retrofit. any ideas?
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Originally Posted by streetcar540
I think this combo will be good for my project, although i need a cam recommendation. heres what i'm building.....6.0L stock Lq4, install your L92 head/intake combo. I know that i should use better lifters and pushrods, right? ARP fasteners on the rods also, I know comp makes a 571/573 lift and 228/230 dur @ .050 cam.....but is this the right choice for a protouring mainly street driven 68 camaro? do you guys have something better suited to this application. just a stock 364 cube Lq4 and 4L60e auto trans. I will probably be needing a custom wiring harness and reprogramed computer for it since it's a retrofit. any ideas?
http://www.slponline.com/coming_soon_51016.asp
Using the stock GM lifters will be fine. Yes upgrading to hardened pushrods is recommended. ARP fasteners are a nice upgrade but not necessary.
If you would like us to tune the car when you are finished with the build we would be more then happy to for you.
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