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Old 10-07-2007, 01:28 PM
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Had the heads off already and the new heads came in, cam was in already, new valve springs were already in the LS6 heads, so I bolted the new heads on and reassembled the valve train with new rods. Sure wish the mounts were here so I could make real progress....

OH and I completely stripped the wiring harness off to send out to be modded, decided I didn't want to **** with it.
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I do not believe they did.
and considering the heads were $500, there is no better option. These have been decked to true them with new seats/seals and the geometry checked at the machine shop.
the LS6 heads also have sodium filled valves.
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Philip,you should get as much done as you can before it starts to snow and the temp drops to freezing.
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Originally Posted by spike
Philip,you should get as much done as you can before it starts to snow and the temp drops to freezing.
I have a garage
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Originally Posted by magnamx-5
Space heaters FTW
a little radiant heater keeps it up above 60 in there, plus I have an electric heater built in.
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Originally Posted by Philip
I do not believe they did.
and considering the heads were $500, there is no better option. These have been decked to true them with new seats/seals and the geometry checked at the machine shop.
the LS6 heads also have sodium filled valves.
$500 bucks is a steal for those heads. What cam are you going with? There are some really bad *** cams from texas speed, like their magic stick cams. They say that the springs re good to like .575" lift, but my old boss and I found that they started to bind at about .56". That motor also revved to 7000rpm, so that was really the problem. Good steal though.
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Originally Posted by Philip
I have a garage
I have a garage too,but no heater.
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Originally Posted by boostinsteve
$500 bucks is a steal for those heads. What cam are you going with? There are some really bad *** cams from texas speed, like their magic stick cams. They say that the springs re good to like .575" lift, but my old boss and I found that they started to bind at about .56". That motor also revved to 7000rpm, so that was really the problem. Good steal though.
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