GP Dart LSx 205/225 Stage 3 heads GP
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GP Dart LSx 205/225 Stage 3 heads GP
(We are partnered with Precision Porting for the GP, and they providing the heads completely Hand finished)
Here is what they are
We are starting with bare castings .
Complete specs and pricing below:
Your choice of 205 or 225 CC Runner Dart LS1 new casting heads.
Completely assembled and ready to bolt on with the best parts and coatings available, there are no shortcuts taken with these heads.
We have made them with the finest quality products because we like to ensure our customers have both performance and longevity.
Valves:
They come with brand new 1 piece stainless Ferrea 2.02" or 2.05" Intake valves and 1.60" Ferrea exhaust valves.
Springs:
They will also come with your choice of brand new springs from both popular spring companies.
The Comp Cam 918 beehive springs (recommended for up to .600" lift)
or
The Crane Cams Dual springs, 144832 (good to .650 lift.)
There is no cost difference between the two, and both will come with new Titanium retainers and new hardened locks.
These are secured in place by new ID Locators, which keep the spring in place and prevent it from moving around, ensuring good high RPM performance.
Machining:
They are given a full competition 3 angle valve job, lapped
valves and tested for combustion chamber and runner volumes.
These specs will be provided with the heads, as well as a flow sheet showing intake and exhaust flow numbers.
Hand work/finishing:
All intake and exhaust runners will be completely hand finished to provide for better airflow and performance.
This includes blending the bowl into the short side radius, and the entire runner as well.
Coatings:
All combustion chambers and valve faces receive our thermal
barrier ceramic coating which prevents detonation, keeps coolant and oil temperatures down.
This also makes more horsepower by keeping the heat where it belongs, in the chamber pushing down on that piston.
These coatings are permanent and have been in use for years on many customers corvettes, and we have had exceptional results because of it.
This process alone cost about $300 if you went to have it done seperately.
Final Assembly:
They come shipped to your door ready to bolt up,
All you have to do is put your rocker arms on.
We have already machined a newly clearanced rocker arm bar so you only need to put your rocker arms on.
We do request that you send us back your original rocker arm bars so we maycontinue to supply them machined for future customers.
Costs: $1,749, ready to bolt up.
We also offer a gasket and bolt package that for $99, includes new head gaskets and bolts.
Includes free shipping of the entire package to your door (heads and gaskets/bolts).
Paypal Payment see links below
The heads built to order please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery
------->purchase without install kit<-------
------->purchase with install kit<----------
Here is what they are
We are starting with bare castings .
Complete specs and pricing below:
Your choice of 205 or 225 CC Runner Dart LS1 new casting heads.
Completely assembled and ready to bolt on with the best parts and coatings available, there are no shortcuts taken with these heads.
We have made them with the finest quality products because we like to ensure our customers have both performance and longevity.
Valves:
They come with brand new 1 piece stainless Ferrea 2.02" or 2.05" Intake valves and 1.60" Ferrea exhaust valves.
Springs:
They will also come with your choice of brand new springs from both popular spring companies.
The Comp Cam 918 beehive springs (recommended for up to .600" lift)
or
The Crane Cams Dual springs, 144832 (good to .650 lift.)
There is no cost difference between the two, and both will come with new Titanium retainers and new hardened locks.
These are secured in place by new ID Locators, which keep the spring in place and prevent it from moving around, ensuring good high RPM performance.
Machining:
They are given a full competition 3 angle valve job, lapped
valves and tested for combustion chamber and runner volumes.
These specs will be provided with the heads, as well as a flow sheet showing intake and exhaust flow numbers.
Hand work/finishing:
All intake and exhaust runners will be completely hand finished to provide for better airflow and performance.
This includes blending the bowl into the short side radius, and the entire runner as well.
Coatings:
All combustion chambers and valve faces receive our thermal
barrier ceramic coating which prevents detonation, keeps coolant and oil temperatures down.
This also makes more horsepower by keeping the heat where it belongs, in the chamber pushing down on that piston.
These coatings are permanent and have been in use for years on many customers corvettes, and we have had exceptional results because of it.
This process alone cost about $300 if you went to have it done seperately.
Final Assembly:
They come shipped to your door ready to bolt up,
All you have to do is put your rocker arms on.
We have already machined a newly clearanced rocker arm bar so you only need to put your rocker arms on.
We do request that you send us back your original rocker arm bars so we maycontinue to supply them machined for future customers.
Costs: $1,749, ready to bolt up.
We also offer a gasket and bolt package that for $99, includes new head gaskets and bolts.
Includes free shipping of the entire package to your door (heads and gaskets/bolts).
Paypal Payment see links below
The heads built to order please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery
------->purchase without install kit<-------
------->purchase with install kit<----------
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More info and pics
The test car was my daily driver with 105,000 miles
LS6 intake
21st century musclecar 220/226 cam
Long tubes with corsa catback
Currently at 358 rwhp on last Dyno sheet
Before and After dynos are posted above
Below is how they started
Now look at them coated and hand finished
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The test car was my daily driver with 105,000 miles
LS6 intake
21st century musclecar 220/226 cam
Long tubes with corsa catback
Currently at 358 rwhp on last Dyno sheet
Before and After dynos are posted above
Below is how they started
Now look at them coated and hand finished
Thanks
B
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Originally Posted by will82
Is the dyno chart with 205 or 225's added?
If I installed bigger cam I would see bigger numbers.
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Originally Posted by zeevette
Would both sizes be appropriate for a standard bore LS6? Also, what's the chamber size(s) for both?
Chamber size is 62cc
The bore is slightly larger than stock we can provide the correct gasket needed for you ls6.
Do not quote me but i think the ls6 bore is 3.9 the dart heads are 3.96
More Chamber work can be done at extra cost 50.00 and ^
Runners can be coated for $50.00 extra.
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Originally Posted by gsxzo6
deadline for order???
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Originally Posted by clipinski
what do the 225 heads flow and what increase with the more chamber work and coatings @600 & 650 lift
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I would have called you first thing in the morning and then I read the chamber size was 62cc. I've got a Magnacharger on my LS6 and wanted to lower my compression a bit...not raise it.
Nice deal for somebody...just not me until you can get that CC up around 68 on the 205's.
Thanks.
Robert
Nice deal for somebody...just not me until you can get that CC up around 68 on the 205's.
Thanks.
Robert
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Originally Posted by stealthjr
I would have called you first thing in the morning and then I read the chamber size was 62cc. I've got a Magnacharger on my LS6 and wanted to lower my compression a bit...not raise it.
Nice deal for somebody...just not me until you can get that CC up around 68 on the 205's.
Thanks.
Robert
Nice deal for somebody...just not me until you can get that CC up around 68 on the 205's.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by zulater
How much of a RWHP gain over the LS6 heads can i expect? I have a 228/232 cam btw.
Thanks,
Tony
Thanks,
Tony