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Old Jul 27, 2020 | 11:14 AM
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I have a 2007 m6 ls2 c6. I would like to put a heartbeat supercharger on it. Will adapter plates make this possible? Or putting ls3 heads and intake make possible? Are there any pros or cons to going either way if possible? Thank you for any help. If I go heads cam I will prob go with trickflow heads, custom cam and fast intake, but if adapter plates work i may just run with them for now.

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LS3 heads should make it possible. I've never heard of anyone using adapter plates though, I'd lean towards swapping over to some LS3 style heads instead while you're doing it
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They make the Edelbrock SC for the LS2 heads, but like 'schpenxel' stated ... your going to need a set of LS3 heads in order to fit the Magnuson Heartbeat SC.

I would think you could find a set of good low-miles used LS3 heads pretty cheap from someone that has replaced their LS3 heads with aftermarket.
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