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    Let me know what you guys think of this combo!
    CNC Ported Stage 3R LS2/LS6 Cylinder Heads

    Livernois heads stage 3
    New GM LS2/LS6 243 casting
    5 axis CNC machined
    Fully assembled
    240cc Intake Runner
    Intake Flow Rate 332 CFM
    Exhaust Flow Rate 230 CFM (265 CFM w/ 1 3/4" Pipe)
    Stainless 2.100 Intake Valves
    Stainless 1.575 Exhaust Valves
    Manley 221426 dual coil valve springs good to ~ .670 lift
    Manley 23623 titanium retainers


    Thunder Racing Custom Camshaft - T-ReX v.2 - 242/248 - .608/.612 - 110 lsa 3500-6700 RPM Power Band. Violent mid-range & high RPM power. Requires computer tuning, 4000+ converter on autos, 4.30's or greater depending on transmission. Due to the fast ramp rate of this camshaft, the use of 1.8 rockers is not recommended. Due to the extreme nature of this camshaft, piston to valve clearance must be verified when using modified cylinder heads
    Last edited by 1FSTBRD; February 6th, 2007, 02:11 AM.

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    well...i would say that those are decent heads, however it has been my experience that oversized valves on 347's it not the best idear. also, that cam is pretty large. you will have to fly cut your pistons i'm pretty sure. also, being that your car is a '98, it'll be (not impossible) but a little bit harder to get to idle good, especially with such an "aggressive" cam.

    that's probably not a great combo for a street car just my $0.02
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    • #3
      I barely drive it Im not too worried about street driving.I plan on fly cutting the pistons.For a 1000 for the heads would you say thats a deal to jump on?Just looking for some straight advice thanks Matt

      Also if Im getting those heads do you think there is a better cam for my combo
      Last edited by 1FSTBRD; February 6th, 2007, 02:28 AM.

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      • #4
        Like Matt said flycutting is a must with that cam and its not gonna be something fun to drive at all unless you have a 4000+ stall and some steep gears I heard its a dog for sure without them so add in another grand easily to make that combo work as well as some pushrods and gaskets ect.
        Doing less with more


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        • #5
          that livernois head was flowed on a 3.900 bore ????? I don't think so. Also they cut out the swirl inducer also Bad. Bargian priced sure but there CNC works doesn't look like what i have come to expect. the larger valves will require flycutting but that valve is an issue on a 3.900 bore. However i highly doubt those heads flow those numbers on a 3.900 bore.

          don't but a cam becuase the LSA is 112 110 114 etc. buy the camshaft that best suite the heads,compression,headers,intake manifold.

          I am starting to feel like a broken record but i geuss thats the curse.

          Originally posted by 1FSTBRD
          Let me know what you guys think of this combo!
          CNC Ported Stage 3R LS2/LS6 Cylinder Heads

          Livernois heads stage 3
          New GM LS2/LS6 243 casting
          5 axis CNC machined
          Fully assembled
          240cc Intake Runner
          Intake Flow Rate 332 CFM
          Exhaust Flow Rate 230 CFM (265 CFM w/ 1 3/4" Pipe)
          Stainless 2.100 Intake Valves
          Stainless 1.575 Exhaust Valves
          Manley 221426 dual coil valve springs good to ~ .670 lift
          Manley 23623 titanium retainers


          Thunder Racing Custom Camshaft - T-ReX v.2 - 242/248 - .608/.612 - 110 lsa 3500-6700 RPM Power Band. Violent mid-range & high RPM power. Requires computer tuning, 4000+ converter on autos, 4.30's or greater depending on transmission. Due to the fast ramp rate of this camshaft, the use of 1.8 rockers is not recommended. Due to the extreme nature of this camshaft, piston to valve clearance must be verified when using modified cylinder heads

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