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Old Oct 24, 2011 | 03:34 PM
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Differences between stock 243 heads and Patriot stage II. Is it worth $1300 for the patriots?
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Patriot heads are CNC ported 243 castings........which will provide 20+ hp increase depending on the combustion chamber size. I think they're worth it
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Old Oct 25, 2011 | 01:10 AM
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A good friend here has run bottom 11's with the Patriots. I think they are part number 2027? They make a few variations.

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Patriot heads are CNC ported 243 castings........which will provide 20+ hp increase depending on the combustion chamber size. I think they're worth it
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Thanks guys. I am looking at the 64cc (stock) chamber that provides a compression ratio of 10.5. So basically it comes down to the difference between ported and non-ported 243 heads, right?
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Originally Posted by futuretech
Thanks guys. I am looking at the 64cc (stock) chamber that provides a compression ratio of 10.5. So basically it comes down to the difference between ported and non-ported 243 heads, right?
Good questions for Patriot. I called them last year to inquire about a few things..........and found them very helpful.
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The stock 243 (LS6) heads have a intake runner of 210 cc's--I think a
LS1 head is only 190---The patriot ported LS6 head has an intake runner of 227 cc's
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Originally Posted by tblu92
The stock 243 (LS6) heads have a intake runner of 210 cc's--I think a
LS1 head is only 190---The patriot ported LS6 head has an intake runner of 227 cc's
very interesting
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The stage II heads have 2.02/1.57" valve size, their very good dual springs & titanium retainers. Here is the before and after charts on my Patriots with a 59cc chamber. http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1563124671-post18.html Picked mine up used for $800. Very well worth it to me.

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Originally Posted by futuretech
Thanks guys. I am looking at the 64cc (stock) chamber that provides a compression ratio of 10.5. So basically it comes down to the difference between ported and non-ported 243 heads, right?
your static comp. ratio would be 10.74 with a .051 gasket, 11.04 with a .040 gasket
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Advanced Induction and Texas Speed has nice cnc 243 heads too
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