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If I get LS3/7 heads and get a Fast for an LS3, can I bolt them on my LS2 and use the LS2 TB etc?
Last edited by timd38; Jan 16, 2010 at 08:48 PM.
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Thanks! I keep hearing how much better the new heads are and if I am going to get new heads and intake, why not get a better setup since it really doesn't cost any more if you are replacing the parts anyway.
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L92 heads were $800 from the dealer(last time I checked) and you may be able to use an L76 intake with your stock T.B. L92 heads flow 315 out of the box - b4 you install them get some pocket work done and they will flow quite nicely. For the intake - if you want the F.A.S.T. intake then you can match the runners b4 installing it. You can pick up some nice H.P. with just a heads and intake swap. Good luck
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L92 heads were $800 from the dealer(last time I checked) and you may be able to use an L76 intake with your stock T.B. L92 heads flow 315 out of the box - b4 you install them get some pocket work done and they will flow quite nicely. For the intake - if you want the F.A.S.T. intake then you can match the runners b4 installing it. You can pick up some nice H.P. with just a heads and intake swap. Good luck
I am not sure that I want to dig into the engine, so I will most likely out source the labor.
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You can save alot by doing your own labor and the money saved means more mods. The LS engines are pretty straight foward and easy to work on if compared to old school small blocks. And if you get to something you can't figure out there is always some one around here that will know the answer.
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You can save alot by doing your own labor and the money saved means more mods. The LS engines are pretty straight foward and easy to work on if compared to old school small blocks. And if you get to something you can't figure out there is always some one around here that will know the answer.
20's, do most anything
30's, not a big deal
40's, why am I doing this
50's, how much does it cost.
I did the brakes suspension, headers etc myself, but when I saw what you have to do to change the cam (steering rack etc), I started asking "how much does it cost"!
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Thanks! I use to do everything myself, but here is the world according to Tim,
20's, do most anything
30's, not a big deal
40's, why am I doing this
50's, how much does it cost.
I did the brakes suspension, headers etc myself, but when I saw what you have to do to change the cam (steering rack etc), I started asking "how much does it cost"!
20's, do most anything
30's, not a big deal
40's, why am I doing this
50's, how much does it cost.
I did the brakes suspension, headers etc myself, but when I saw what you have to do to change the cam (steering rack etc), I started asking "how much does it cost"!
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