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Old 05-21-2006, 10:22 PM
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Looking at a TSP LS6 heads and Torquer II cam and was wondering what will this gain me RWHP wise. I have crappy SLP Headers now. Will change later. I have a vararam, High flow cats and Z06 TI exhaust. What will I gain if I go with LS6 manifold. I also have NX wet MAF 125 HP kit. WIll this cam be OK. I know most say all cams work well with nitrous.
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probably 420-440rwhp and around 380-400lbft. Nitrous won't have a problem with that setup.
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Joeyg thank you. I look forward to my new power. So it should be good for around 80-100 RWHP?. Being conservative.
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We have several sets of the PRC heads in stock & ready to go. When you get some extra time give me a call so we can discuss them. I have a tweaked version of the Torquer camshaft that should work really well & make some good hp gains! The cool thing about the Street LS6 head is we can do a little decking & run thinner gaskets without running into p/v problems like other big valve cylinder heads. Call me when you get some extra time & we can discuss options!

Here's a video of the Street LS6 flowing!

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Originally Posted by Jason 98 TA
We have several sets of the PRC heads in stock & ready to go. When you get some extra time give me a call so we can discuss them. I have a tweaked version of the Torquer camshaft that should work really well & make some good hp gains! The cool thing about the Street LS6 head is we can do a little decking & run thinner gaskets without running into p/v problems like other big valve cylinder heads. Call me when you get some extra time & we can discuss options!

Here's a video of the Street LS6 flowing!

http://www.texas-speed.com/prcvideo...0Flow%20Vid.wmv

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Very NICE!
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Originally Posted by Jason 98 TA
We have several sets of the PRC heads in stock & ready to go. When you get some extra time give me a call so we can discuss them. I have a tweaked version of the Torquer camshaft that should work really well & make some good hp gains! The cool thing about the Street LS6 head is we can do a little decking & run thinner gaskets without running into p/v problems like other big valve cylinder heads. Call me when you get some extra time & we can discuss options!

Here's a video of the Street LS6 flowing!

http://www.texas-speed.com/prcvideo...0Flow%20Vid.wmv

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I like these guys. They are not pushy, and take extra time when you call with questions. I bought the 228R from them today
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Zach over there was extremely helpful. Spoke to me for 10 mins explaining eveything. Then e-mailed me a quote. Very cool people. I'll be doing this.

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