LS 7 Heads
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291 heads are closed chamber rectangular port heads,,,so they aren't LS-7's which would be open chambered.
They are good heads for what they are....pretty much like what came on the 427/435.
What's casting date on them?
JIM
They are good heads for what they are....pretty much like what came on the 427/435.
What's casting date on them?
JIM
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gotta a few folks looking at them, a few real close but nobody has pulled the trigger just yet.
gotta a few folks looking at them, a few real close but nobody has pulled the trigger just yet.
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LS7 heads are the same used on the LS6. Nothing wrong with them except open chamber.....sold a set a few years ago for 1200.00 right off my crate LS7.....replaced them with a set of aluminum Darts from George Delorian and immediately took 70 lbs. off the front end....
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Let's see.....I used to buy LS-7's for $1800-$2000...and you got $1200 for the heads????
What a shrewd businessman you are!!!!
I knew I've been doing something wrong all this time......
JIM
What a shrewd businessman you are!!!!
I knew I've been doing something wrong all this time......
JIM
