Has anyone done Trick Flow Heads & Cam on an LS3?
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Has anyone done Trick Flow Heads & Cam on an LS3?
Im just trying to see if anyone has used Trick Flow Heads with custom cam on an LS3 and what type of gains where seen?
I have heard great things about the trick flow heads... yet cant find many personal reviews of people who actually run them,
I'm about to pull the trigger for my 2011 GS Manual yet want the biggest bang for the buck and just have not seen the reviews needed to feel confident.
I was thinking about having the TF heads ported as well...
For the price, I don't feel 500ish HP is worth the price of admission. I would like to see 575+ RWHP... I may go boost however I have always been a fan of the predictable NA power curves.
Thanks ahead of time.
NICK
I have heard great things about the trick flow heads... yet cant find many personal reviews of people who actually run them,
I'm about to pull the trigger for my 2011 GS Manual yet want the biggest bang for the buck and just have not seen the reviews needed to feel confident.
I was thinking about having the TF heads ported as well...
For the price, I don't feel 500ish HP is worth the price of admission. I would like to see 575+ RWHP... I may go boost however I have always been a fan of the predictable NA power curves.
Thanks ahead of time.
NICK
Last edited by AIR_RAM; 12-05-2016 at 09:30 PM.
#2
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
I guess that answers my questions... LOL
SPEED SAFE, NICK
SPEED SAFE, NICK
#4
Le Mans Master
Talk to Tony Mamo. He has done this combo and can show you some results.
#5
Instructor
Did not use trick flow, but they r very good heads. I used GMPP heads & then milled .020
half the price. vengeance kaotic custom grind, LG 1 7/8 with high flow cat. corsa cai, B&B fusion (2011 grand sport manual trans ) 533.8 rwhp 473.5 torque. Scotty Dickens have the heads 88958758 PRC301 1400.00 Shipped
half the price. vengeance kaotic custom grind, LG 1 7/8 with high flow cat. corsa cai, B&B fusion (2011 grand sport manual trans ) 533.8 rwhp 473.5 torque. Scotty Dickens have the heads 88958758 PRC301 1400.00 Shipped
#7
Did not use trick flow, but they r very good heads. I used GMPP heads & then milled .020
half the price. vengeance kaotic custom grind, LG 1 7/8 with high flow cat. corsa cai, B&B fusion (2011 grand sport manual trans ) 533.8 rwhp 473.5 torque. Scotty Dickens have the heads 88958758 PRC301 1400.00 Shipped
half the price. vengeance kaotic custom grind, LG 1 7/8 with high flow cat. corsa cai, B&B fusion (2011 grand sport manual trans ) 533.8 rwhp 473.5 torque. Scotty Dickens have the heads 88958758 PRC301 1400.00 Shipped
#11
Melting Slicks
Though this is an old thread...
I have and very happy with the results 129/130 mph consistent 10.4/10.5 in the quarter in street trim still with factory intake and throttle body llsr E85.
These cat below could not catch it...
These cat below could not catch it...
#12
#13
Melting Slicks
I'm running Trick Flow 255 with low lash solid roller cam e85 cam specs a little wild but is just awesome on the street great low end torque.
Cam specs 236 242 677 677 113 +3
Cam specs 236 242 677 677 113 +3
#15
Melting Slicks
#16
Pro
HR equivalent ~ 230/236 I would call that Schmedium compared to
some of the cams I see specced for LS3s.
My LLSR is 243/249 115 +3 (17.5* overlap)
real challenge to tune drivability in a 99 C5 PCM,
especially with mid-length runners & a lighter clutch.
Do you have a Dyno Graph?
#17
Melting Slicks
What Rockers & Lifters are you using, compression ratio?
HR equivalent ~ 230/236 I would call that Schmedium compared to
some of the cams I see specced for LS3s.
My LLSR is 243/249 115 +3 (17.5* overlap)
real challenge to tune driveability in a 99 C5 PCM,
especially with mid-length runners & a lighter clutch.
Do you have a Dyno Graph?
HR equivalent ~ 230/236 I would call that Schmedium compared to
some of the cams I see specced for LS3s.
My LLSR is 243/249 115 +3 (17.5* overlap)
real challenge to tune driveability in a 99 C5 PCM,
especially with mid-length runners & a lighter clutch.
Do you have a Dyno Graph?
Using these lifters...
http://www.tickperformance.com/comp-...r-lsx-engines/
I milled the heads .150 thousands chambers @ 45 cc so 14. to 1 remember with E85 stock short block & pistons except for fly cutting.
The ghaph below is quite likely to start a controversy but is what I got from the Dynocom.
Last edited by xBoostx; 05-17-2018 at 05:43 PM.
#18
I'm using a few good supporting parts to eliminate weakness and service so T&D machine rockers.
Using these lifters...
http://www.tickperformance.com/comp-...r-lsx-engines/
I milled the heads .150 thousands chambers @ 45 cc so 14. to 1 remember with E85 stock short block & pistons except for fly cutting.
The ghaph below is quite likely to start a controversy but is what I got from the Dynocom.
Using these lifters...
http://www.tickperformance.com/comp-...r-lsx-engines/
I milled the heads .150 thousands chambers @ 45 cc so 14. to 1 remember with E85 stock short block & pistons except for fly cutting.
The ghaph below is quite likely to start a controversy but is what I got from the Dynocom.
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#19
Melting Slicks
Only for a four hundred plus cubes and a max effort will I bother with any additional port work on these heads.
#20
That about the reduced combustion chamber volume from milling?