texas speed heads? numbers?
Just my $.02
Last edited by Zo6orBust; Apr 23, 2010 at 12:01 PM.
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My 2000 FRC has:
TSP 233-239 .595/.604 112 LS
PRC stage 2.5 heads , with the .650 lift springs
1 3/4 LG long tubes
Off road 3" X pipe
Corsa Pace car with tiger shark tips cat back
25% underdrive pulley
FAST 92mm intake
LS3 92mm Throttle body
VaraRam b2 CAI
VR bellows
HP tuners MAF tune
On a Mustang Dynanometer) that according to all research I have done on the internet produce numbers range from 7% to 13% lower than dynojet numbers) I put down, 435rwhp and 386RWTQ but I think they are low
with the loss compaired to the more popular dynojet here is a list of compairable gains.
@7% gain: 465.45rwhp 413.02 rwtq (realistic)
@8% gain: 469.8rwhp 420.74rwtq (realistic)
@10% gain: 478.5rwhp 424.6rwtq (starting to get absurd)
@11% gain: 482.85rwhp 428.46rwtq (absurd)
@12% gain: 487.2rwhp 432.32rwtq (absurd)
@13% gain: 491.55rwhp 436.18rwtq (absurd)
May 29th I will be hitting up a dynojet, so I will post my results and we will all see where I stand.
They are better than the stock LS6 heads but not as good as the 215's or other $2,000.00 plus heads. they bump cr up to 10:75.1
For the Money they are great heads. they flow 312cfm @.600 intake Now would I do it differently if I were ate the begining...Duh I would have bought a supercharger. I would also go for a set of TEA ported LS6 heads.
Thinking about a 50hp shot of the old school HP..maybe a 100hp shot, But I think I am getting gready,, my car weighs 3096 without driver.
Final .02 cents, if all you have the cash for are the PRC heads then get them, port your LS6 heads and then sell the PRC's to off set the cost, this way you are still driving her.
My 2000 FRC has:
TSP 233-239 .595/.604 112 LS
PRC stage 2.5 heads , with the .650 lift springs
1 3/4 LG long tubes
Off road 3" X pipe
Corsa Pace car with tiger shark tips cat back
25% underdrive pulley
FAST 92mm intake
LS3 92mm Throttle body
VaraRam b2 CAI
VR bellows
HP tuners MAF tune
On a Mustang Dynanometer) that according to all research I have done on the internet produce numbers range from 7% to 13% lower than dynojet numbers) I put down, 435rwhp and 386RWTQ but I think they are low
with the loss compaired to the more popular dynojet here is a list of compairable gains.
@7% gain: 465.45rwhp 413.02 rwtq (realistic)
@8% gain: 469.8rwhp 420.74rwtq (realistic)
@10% gain: 478.5rwhp 424.6rwtq (starting to get absurd)
@11% gain: 482.85rwhp 428.46rwtq (absurd)
@12% gain: 487.2rwhp 432.32rwtq (absurd)
@13% gain: 491.55rwhp 436.18rwtq (absurd)
May 29th I will be hitting up a dynojet, so I will post my results and we will all see where I stand.
They are better than the stock LS6 heads but not as good as the 215's or other $2,000.00 plus heads. they bump cr up to 10:75.1
For the Money they are great heads. they flow 312cfm @.600 intake Now would I do it differently if I were ate the begining...Duh I would have bought a supercharger. I would also go for a set of TEA ported LS6 heads.
Thinking about a 50hp shot of the old school HP..maybe a 100hp shot, But I think I am getting gready,, my car weighs 3096 without driver.
Final .02 cents, if all you have the cash for are the PRC heads then get them, port your LS6 heads and then sell the PRC's to off set the cost, this way you are still driving her.
I personally run some older PRC 5.3 heads and made 457rwhp but thats with all the premium bolt ons and a cam matched to my setup. Its definitely not the norm. The heads on my car came with it so I just kept them, if I was spending money I wouldn't even consider downgrading my heads from 243's to 5.3's.
Shops tinker with calibration etc to attract customers and garner bragging rights.
See lots of posts claiming 450+ to the wheels and run high 11's when they should be low 11's. This is why guys say take it to the track! And it makes a lot of sense.
Last edited by Blu; Apr 26, 2010 at 12:46 PM.
With that power level you *should* be high 10's in the 1/4.




















