HOW TO: LS 6.0L AND 408 HEAD SWAPS-HOW MUCH ARE HEADS WORTH? CATH v REC PORT v TFS/AFR CNC HEADS!

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
  • HOW MUCH POWER ARE PORTED HEADS WORTH? HOW MUCH POWER ARE REC-PORT LS3 HEADS WORTH ON A 6.0L? DOES A 408 STROKER NEED BIGGER HEADS? CAN I RUN 317 HEADS ON MY STROKER? WILL LS3 (REC-PORT) HEADS WORK ON A 408 STROKER? HOW MUCH POWER CAN AFR 245 HEADS MAKE? WILL 225 TFS GEN X HEADS WORK WELL ON A 6.0L? CHECK OUT THE ANSWERS TO ALL THESE QUESTION IN THIS VIDEO. I COMPARED A SET OF 799 HEADS TO REC-PORT LY6 (LS3) HEADS TO A SET OF TFS 225 HEADS ON A CAMMED 6.0L. I ALSO COMPRED A SET FO 317 HEADS TO REC-PORT LS3 HEADS AND AFR 245 HEADS ON A LARGER 408.

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  • @chandlerlofton6536
    @chandlerlofton6536 Год назад +14

    I’ve got Mamo 205 heads on my 408. The part throttle response and drivability is crazy. I have this motor in a regular cab Silverado and it throws the truck around like a rag doll 😂

    • @shadowopsairman1583
      @shadowopsairman1583 Год назад +2

      Big engine, small truck, do it in a extended cab, both standard and long box, then a crewcab with the 6.5 box.

    • @swappedoutZ71
      @swappedoutZ71 Год назад +2

      @@shadowopsairman1583 I have a 4x4 crew cab 1/2 ton a worked 6.0 throws it around easily. If I had 408 cubes it would be getting close to too much for stock suspension

  • @chipcurrey653
    @chipcurrey653 Год назад +10

    Man this is exactly what I asked for a few videos back. The man delivers.

  • @damondoebler349
    @damondoebler349 Год назад +6

    I put a set ported 799 on my 408 coupled with an LSA ported blower. Hoping and praying for the best. 😬

  • @Orange_pickles
    @Orange_pickles Год назад +10

    I’d love to see a video about broad torque band on a stroked LS. Like a 408 with a truck Norris cam and a S475 turbo…

  • @andrewhayes5353
    @andrewhayes5353 Год назад +14

    I’d love to see a lower RPM engine combo, my street car doesn’t run at 6500 all day lol

  • @johnbehneman1546
    @johnbehneman1546 Год назад +5

    GREAT VIDEO RICHARD!!! START WITH A 6.0 IS THE KEY!!! WHERE CAN YOU FIND A 6.0 ? JUNKYARD ? OR AFTERMARKET ? THAT MOTOR IS A GREAT STARTING POINT FOR ANY PROJECT. GREAT VIDEO AND THANKS FOR SHARING!!! I LEARNED SO MUCH!!

  • @rancherlee
    @rancherlee Год назад +17

    Like seeing these videos, they have helped me a ton while selecting parts for my 408 build. Can’t wait to get my Chevelle on the chassis dyno. 9.7:1 408, Texas speed ported 317 heads, Summit 8715 cam (222/233 .600/.575 115lsa), TBSS intake, and 1 3/4” long tubes. Built it for a great cruiser, plan on doing hotrod power tour type stuff.

    • @chipcurrey653
      @chipcurrey653 Год назад +3

      Why such low compression?

    • @nowayjose596
      @nowayjose596 Год назад +1

      @@chipcurrey653 Yeah I was also going to ask if he planned to run it on 87

    • @genemounce8302
      @genemounce8302 Год назад +1

      #boostmotor :)

    • @rancherlee
      @rancherlee Год назад +3

      @@chipcurrey653 as others have guessed, somewhere down the road I’ll be adding boost and 91 octane is the best I can get locally. I like to build stuff once, so I prepared for the future with lower compression, extra ring gap, and a bit more bearing clearance.

    • @patrickbecker2481
      @patrickbecker2481 7 месяцев назад

      I just got my 408 back. 10.3:1 i can understand him going low compression for fuel reasons, but I’m going E and gonna give ‘er all she can take. Should make 1050-1100 wheel pretty efficiently.

  • @chandlerlofton6536
    @chandlerlofton6536 Год назад +5

    I’ve got AFR 205s on my 408 with a 233/239 grind and a ported TBSS. The throttle response on this thing is nuts on the street. I’ve got a 3600 stall in it. It’s not the fastest thing on the block, but I bet it’s the most fun! It’s explosive in my single cab Silverado.

    • @gregoriobarrios784
      @gregoriobarrios784 9 месяцев назад

      I have almost the same setup up but prc 225 heads have you dynod it or ran it on the track ?

    • @chandlerlofton6536
      @chandlerlofton6536 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@gregoriobarrios784 I haven’t, I’m guessing 480 at the wheel? I need to get a decent drive shaft and get it on the dyno.

  • @v8tergt653
    @v8tergt653 Год назад +5

    For a Na build totally worth it!! For a boosted application as you said, just not necessary, throw in an extra 4psi and you make the same

    • @williamgarcia6429
      @williamgarcia6429 Год назад +1

      So on a 408 just run stock 317s?

    • @mr2hard2see
      @mr2hard2see 11 месяцев назад

      Just do both upgrades! The heads given more flow and power then add some extra boost as well. That’s my plan to build a healthy motor.

  • @donaldgminski8621
    @donaldgminski8621 Год назад +1

    I genuinely appreciate when you're comparing apples to apples.

  • @clintonsmith9931
    @clintonsmith9931 Год назад +2

    70 years ago J C Whitney Inc. had a catalog that was full of stuff(gadgets) guaranteed to deliver gobs of power in my 1951 Plymouth with a 230 cu. Inch straight 6.
    Had the hardest time (never did) get above 65 mph. Exhaust cutout, dual ball & ball carbs, shaved door handles, milled head with copper gasket sounded great tho

  • @lcee6592
    @lcee6592 Год назад +5

    Good information! Cathedral port definitely for under 4k rpm truck engine.

  • @markbuskens6070
    @markbuskens6070 Год назад +3

    Very good 👍 as always,glad you ran the 317 heads again and also the 408.interesting to see the difference in power compared to the 6.0 to the 408

  • @markbuskens6070
    @markbuskens6070 Год назад +1

    Hey Richard I hope in the evening before reading the comments and Questions you make yourself a good strong high octane beverage 😮

  • @silentbravo
    @silentbravo Год назад +2

    Awesome, just what I wanted to know. Keep up the excellent work Richard!

  • @rgroller4683
    @rgroller4683 Год назад +3

    Airboat information for me thank you Sr.

  • @mikejohns3104
    @mikejohns3104 Год назад +2

    This mans doing gods work.

  • @patrickbecker2481
    @patrickbecker2481 7 месяцев назад +1

    I’ve learned so much watching your videos. I just got my 408 back. It’s 10.3:1, forged rotating assembly, clevite h series, summit 234/238 .625/.605 on a 115, Johnson short travel lifters, yella terra rockers, btr .660 springs, comp hardened push rods, c5R timing chain, melling 10295, ported 317’s, Holley Hi Ram, Bosch 220’s, and will soon be reaching out to Chris1313 to get a triple fuel pump setup. I’ve been set on a vsr 88/104.5 t6. As far as turbo, what would you recommend to keep back pressure down to get high boost numbers, 20+psi.??? This is going in an 03 Tahoe btw

  • @theozman38
    @theozman38 Год назад +2

    Hello Richard. I found the thickness spec for the fel pro head gaskets. 48.

  • @markim5087
    @markim5087 Год назад +1

    I would of like to of seen aftermarket LS3 heads on the 6.0 , as it makes it seem the ls3 heads wouldn’t be better , as it clearly showed the stock LS3 is better than stock ls1-2,6 heads , so why not compared close to the same LS3 heads too..

  • @baby-sharkgto4902
    @baby-sharkgto4902 Год назад +2

    I have the AFR 245s on my current combo, a pair of TrickFlow 225 GenX on the shelf and a pair of 243s on the shelf. Cathedral gang, although my main reason staying cathedral all this time is because I had a new FAST 102 cathedral intake.

    • @chevy19699
      @chevy19699 Год назад +1

      I'm think the 225 tfs head would run better at the track on stroker ls vs 245 afr

    • @baby-sharkgto4902
      @baby-sharkgto4902 Год назад +2

      @@chevy19699 I should mention that I have a 427 but you still may be right.

  • @mun33y
    @mun33y Год назад +2

    Hey Richard , when’s your next remote turbo setup video ..proper tubing, heat wrap etc etc ?

  • @chriskey7426
    @chriskey7426 7 месяцев назад +1

    Richard i love your videos but for the love of god when you do the 799/243 heads and cam on a 6.0 please stop using the factory intakes and use either a fast or msd when you do these im going to go out on a limb but most people builing these are running ls6 doorman intakes (some are i know) sorry for the rant but it's like keeping a build up and not delivering and its painful lol

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  7 месяцев назад

      I have run them with Fast (and other) intakes many time-please don't generalize about 2000 videos from watching just 1

  • @karlmoltzan6196
    @karlmoltzan6196 Год назад +1

    Nick's Garafe posted a video today removing a Long Ram 413 from a Chrysler 300J. It should be an interesting build

  • @scrubnick
    @scrubnick Год назад +2

    Richard, for those that aren't color blind, can you please use different colors for the different combinations? It's very hard to (nigh impossible) to tell what the curves are doing when they are the same color stacked on top of each other.

  • @ehworkshop9922
    @ehworkshop9922 Год назад +1

    Do the same comparison of heads on 408 turbo to prove the last thing you said

  • @jmtmotorsports3173
    @jmtmotorsports3173 Год назад +1

    Dam Rich I wish you would’ve taken that 408 with factory rec ports and turbo’d it.. that seems to be the best budget built set up that soooooo many guys run or are considering running. And then to add to the flavor cam swap them from a turbo cam to a “NA” cam to see what the differences are.. That’ll get some views for sure

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад +1

      turbo just adds to what is there-so 580 hp x 2 (14.7 psi) would get you 1,160 hp is everything is right

    • @akassasin5768
      @akassasin5768 Год назад

      He has done pretty much all of this before. He has many many cam head and boost comparison videos.

  • @anthonyrowland9072
    @anthonyrowland9072 Год назад +1

    TEA cathedral heads are a great kept secret. rec port flow numbers but a 31cc smaller runner.

  • @tbyrd32able
    @tbyrd32able Год назад +2

    I was looking at the gt 45 turbo for this setup.

    • @briandrmoreau3710
      @briandrmoreau3710 Год назад +2

      I just put two GT45’s in my eBay cart after the live this morning.

  • @genemounce8302
    @genemounce8302 Год назад +2

    For the money, rebuilt 6.0 with a forged bottom, stock crank, slap a VSRacing 7875 kit on it for $1,200 and you're at 1,000hp for 1/2 the money of building a stroker with aftermarket heads to make 400hp less. #ish lol

  • @MiloRacing605
    @MiloRacing605 Год назад +1

    What ever happened to the k series big bang motor?? I really want to see that! Love your videos btw!

  • @leam1966
    @leam1966 10 месяцев назад +1

    i wanted to know what the TFS heads did on the 408

  • @russelljackson7034
    @russelljackson7034 Год назад +1

    Right on

  • @punkmaster98
    @punkmaster98 Год назад +1

    2yrs ago that dorman ls2 intake was less than 400 bucks shipped. Now it's almost 800. Ridiculous

  • @kentemerrick4826
    @kentemerrick4826 6 месяцев назад +1

    Do u sale any motors when u r done r the heads ls

  • @Dgrant_gbody
    @Dgrant_gbody Год назад +1

    6.0 with trick heads make 30 hp less then 408 stroker with trick heads. A stroker should have more hp then that right?

  • @ezmny1387
    @ezmny1387 Год назад +1

    "max flow" at 700 or 800 lift doesnt mean you need a cam that large because air flows a lot faster on a live engine than on the bench

  • @autumnjeserich2689
    @autumnjeserich2689 Месяц назад +1

    What about a 408 stroker with 706 heads ported shade tree mechanic style?

  • @garysims2289
    @garysims2289 Год назад +1

    You said you felt like the heads were too big.... what cam would you have gone with to utilize the heads better?

  • @VcArena
    @VcArena Год назад +2

    My Lq9 with rec port heads won't pull away from my wife's ls1 with 862 heads till after 4000rpm. Both have nearly identical cams. 227/231 in mine vs 228/231 in hers. Transmissions go change the gearing quite a bit, 4l80 in mine vs 4l60 both cars 2.73 gears, both in 01 Z28's.
    I just decided before watching this to do with a 4000 stall since the 3000 was doing no good. Hers has a 3600.

    • @swappedoutZ71
      @swappedoutZ71 Год назад

      If you mill the rec port heads you can pull away on low end. Little trick I did with my lq9 was took 243 heads but had combustion chamber made to the size of 862 heads which upped the compression and gave more on low end so in theory if you had a smaller cc on the ls3 heads you could pick up some low end pep

    • @VcArena
      @VcArena Год назад

      @@swappedoutZ71 I'm seriously thinking of doing just that on my next build if I and when I have to tear the engine apart. It's just so darn reliable lol. Mill the heads, cut some valve reliefs and match a cam. Her car ran a best of 8.1@86 in the 8th and 12.6 in the 1/4 @109
      I ran 8.2 in the 8th @89 and 12.5 @115

    • @7000U9ZHIFT
      @7000U9ZHIFT 2 дня назад

      ​@@VcArena seems about right.. rec Port usually has the better top end pull.. id suggest milling the 823 heads as well to gain a better low end and mid range

  • @utahcountypicazospage5412
    @utahcountypicazospage5412 Год назад +1

    Boost would make that large head work if you go to big heads boost drops more power less boost/heat =less detonation all good

  • @sstevocamaro
    @sstevocamaro Год назад +1

    I wonder what how much a stock LY5 would make over a stock LM7??

  • @williamhare9104
    @williamhare9104 Год назад +1

    Hey Richard can you do a video that incorporates the “budget” Mast Factory Cast cylinder heads?

  • @james10739
    @james10739 Год назад +2

    First and something about squirrels

  • @joshsimchak2938
    @joshsimchak2938 5 месяцев назад +1

    Can you get a truck 6.0 ls to make alot more torque without spending a fortune

  • @wilhelmvo6399
    @wilhelmvo6399 Год назад +1

    Anyway we can see what power we are getting from idle to 5k rpm? I have no intentions on reving over 4500 rpm

  • @mariqueflores3342
    @mariqueflores3342 Год назад +1

    How would those 3 6.0 setups compare to a 469 cam ??

  • @garryharris2082
    @garryharris2082 Год назад +2

    So I had a turbo charged 403 (stock bore) with ported 243s and a edelbrock proflow intake, with a btr custom cam. Then a 346 in (lsi bore 5.3 block) btr custom cam, with the same heads,intake, and turbos. At the same boost level (15psi) the 346 was quicker in the 1/8. Had a transbrake, big stall, so power under 4k wasn't really a factor. I always assumed the heads just were not enough for the larger engine....is that wrong.

    • @akassasin5768
      @akassasin5768 Год назад

      How would only reducing cubic inches give a quicker 8th mile?

    • @7000U9ZHIFT
      @7000U9ZHIFT 2 дня назад

      Probably had a better tune on the 346

  • @wilmarjunior8945
    @wilmarjunior8945 Год назад +1

    the test should have been done with the TFS 225 on the 408, I intend to buy these heads for my engine

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад +1

      feel free to do the test you want-the 225 heads work well

    • @wilmarjunior8945
      @wilmarjunior8945 Год назад +1

      @@richardholdener1727
      Do you think is a good option for a 408 600 hp, 200 nitrous?
      Thanks for reply

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад

      they will support 600 hp

  • @user-np7oq1ub4m
    @user-np7oq1ub4m Год назад +1

    Hi Richard, I love your videos especially the ones about the 408 strokers. I have a 408 stroker project of my own and I’m wondering what kind of power I can expect with my combination. It’s an lq4 block bored 30 over and stroked out to 4 inches hence 408 stroker with flat top dss racing pistons. The camshaft is a comp cams 54-471-11 with short travel lifters and factory 1.5:1 roller rocker arms. I would like to get afr 245 cathedral port heads and an lsxr intake with about 90mm throttle body and 1k cc injectors. Please tell me what you think?

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад +1

      YOU MEAN 1.7 STOCK ROCKERS, USE A 102 MM TB WITH THE 102 INTAKE

  • @travisjones5995
    @travisjones5995 Год назад +1

    What Pistons are in the 408?

  • @tbyrd32able
    @tbyrd32able Год назад +4

    Hey Richard, I hope all is well. I have an LS 6.0 with cast iron heads, what head’s would you suggest? 243 heads or 823 rect port heads. I plan on doing a cam and cylinder heads. I’m want to go with a single turbo setup. I also want to run a th 400 transmission behind this setup, it will be a street/strip car

    • @briandrmoreau3710
      @briandrmoreau3710 Год назад +2

      Usually he just tells us to run whatever heads we have with boost. But if you’re looking to lose the head weight, I’d suggest the 243/862 heads.

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад +1

      PICK THE POWER CURVE YOU LIKE MORE-THE 823 DOES DIFFERENT THINGS THAN THE 243

  • @philvancleave2939
    @philvancleave2939 11 месяцев назад +1

    Hey Richard, I'm building an all forged 408 stroker with a chopacabra cam, planning on the afr 1501 enforcer heads, and possibly the jegs sheet metal intake. Could you tell me what approx hp this setup would be so I can figure out what I need for the fuel system. Engine should be 11.1.1 compression. Thanks

  • @Fatt-billy.racing
    @Fatt-billy.racing Год назад +1

    On the rec port head on a 6.0 is it worth porting them ...or are they big enough for that ci. If they are ported and to big then lose a lot of low and mid

  • @54inches
    @54inches 8 месяцев назад +1

    Do you think stock LSA heads would do any better than the LS3?

  • @marcussr20
    @marcussr20 Год назад

    I may have missed it, but on the topic of heads - why wasn't milling heads/increasing compression mentioned?

  • @chrisbergeron5399
    @chrisbergeron5399 Год назад +1

    What was the compression on the 408?

  • @kevinnuding8929
    @kevinnuding8929 6 месяцев назад +1

    can u run trick flow 205 gen x heads on a 408, or do u need bigger

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  6 месяцев назад

      they will support a lot of power, but I would go bigger on a 408

  • @polluter1986
    @polluter1986 10 месяцев назад +1

    Richard, I’m running a stock LQ9 with an old patriot 226/226 .585/.585 lift on a 112 lsa. Heads are a prc ls6 stage 2.5 with a 61cc chamber. Do I have room for a larger camshaft in your opinion ? Or do you think piston to valve clearance is going to be too tight with the stock flat top pistons and a 61cc chamber

  • @shootermcgavin2819
    @shootermcgavin2819 Год назад +1

    Can you do videos on other types of engines? Jeez everyone acts like the LS is the only engine that exists

  • @bradwinsor9677
    @bradwinsor9677 Год назад +1

    I'm looking at running some 823 heads on a 408, but my question is at what point do you need to upgrade valves? Will stock valves handle say 20 or 25psi on a 408 running e85?

  • @just71210
    @just71210 Год назад +1

    Hello can I run 883 LS heads on a 5.3

  • @stevenminix
    @stevenminix 4 месяца назад +1

    They should make this man’s work into a bible

  • @chevy19699
    @chevy19699 Год назад +1

    Richard when can you do a ported ls3 head vs a trickflow 225 head on the ls 408 stroker?

  • @joepulido377
    @joepulido377 Год назад +1

    What gas were the engines on?

  • @ryanherron1423
    @ryanherron1423 Год назад +1

    Richard, have you had the opportunity to run a set of ported 317s on a 6.0 or a 408? I wonder if they are a good alternative to aftermarket heads?

  • @billymitchell7743
    @billymitchell7743 Год назад +1

    Richard looking for a head recommendation for a 408 high compression race engine. The curve ball is we have to run a .095 4 hole restrictor and 4150 carb. Thank for your advice 6500 max RPM.

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад

      .095?

    • @billymitchell7743
      @billymitchell7743 Год назад +1

      @@richardholdener1727 Yes sir it in the SRL modified tour rules, .95x4, 1 inch height carb spacer under the carb. Thx again. 6500 rpm max, 408 max CI

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад

      .95 MAKES MORE SENSE... .095 SEEMED A TAD ON THE SMALL SIDE

    • @billymitchell7743
      @billymitchell7743 Год назад

      @@richardholdener1727 Do you have a recommendation?

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад

      as a guess-620-ish lift, 246/254 @ .050 and tight lsa 105

  • @unicornsqueezins7906
    @unicornsqueezins7906 Год назад +1

    I have a pair of PRC (Texas Speed) 5.3 heads, stage 2.5 (as they call it) cnc ported, 62mm combustion chambers, 2.02 int/1.57 exh valves, and .650 dual springs. They are going on an LS1, with 233/239 .600/.600 112LSA cam, 1-7/8 longtubes, Dorman LS2 intake(same one in this video), 92mm tb, 42lb injectors, and Vararam "ram-air" intake; I haven't installed them yet, but wonder what the final number might be.

    • @nowayjose596
      @nowayjose596 Год назад +1

      What made you pick that cam? From what I've seen with all the newer grinds there is definitely more power to be had from going to a longer exhaust duration.

    • @unicornsqueezins7906
      @unicornsqueezins7906 Год назад +1

      @@nowayjose596 honestly, I don't have a legitimate reason, other than Texas Speed recommended it at the time, as it was an option in a head/spring/cam package deal. I bought it about 8 years ago or so, and am just now getting time to install it. Have you better suggestions? I'd appreciate any, thanks.

    • @nowayjose596
      @nowayjose596 Год назад +2

      @@unicornsqueezins7906 I've been looking at cams myself and you've got a very similar setup to what I'll also be doing which is why it caught my attention. I think most of the newer designs are for LS3s since they're newer engines but with ported cathedral port heads and a decent intake you're flowing closer to an LS3 top end at this point. You can use an LS3 cam (and will have more options if you do) but will need a few things to make it work. To avoid messing with those extra pieces you'd need I'd probably be looking at the BTR LS1/LS2 Stage 3 which is 231/244 if I were you.

    • @unicornsqueezins7906
      @unicornsqueezins7906 Год назад +1

      @@nowayjose596 thanks man, I appreciate the advice 👍

    • @nowayjose596
      @nowayjose596 Год назад +1

      @@unicornsqueezins7906 No problem. You'd probably be fine with the old cam (assuming you have enough PTV clearance) but I know BTR specifically has gone through and updated the specs/lobes on their LS1/LS2 cams within the past 3 years and I like that continued innovation.

  • @kyleross5541
    @kyleross5541 Год назад +1

    Go Richie!

  • @cliffweatherbee6914
    @cliffweatherbee6914 Год назад +1

    Can you do an LSA Supercharger test soon?

  • @tmcarda
    @tmcarda Год назад +1

    How would the GM CNC rec ports work on the 408?

  • @revtapindustriesllc
    @revtapindustriesllc Год назад

    Have you compared a stock ly6 and a lq4? Like to see the difference in the lq4’s cathedral port 317s vs ly6’s Rec port heads with vvt.

  • @mcm95403
    @mcm95403 Год назад +1

    Here's my question - WHY do you always run these HUGE cams instead of smooth, streetable, smogable cams that can be used in a real daily driver?

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад +1

      PLEASE SEE ANY OF THE OTHER 1000+ VIDEOS WHERE OTHER CAMS WERE RUN (THE WORD ALWAYS DOESN'T ALWAYS APPLY)

  • @johnnybates5037
    @johnnybates5037 Год назад +1

    I HAVE 241 HAVE YOU TESTED THEM ON 6.0 LS

  • @unclesquirrel6951
    @unclesquirrel6951 Год назад +28

    Personally I blame squirrels..

  • @torqueandbeanssauce
    @torqueandbeanssauce Год назад +1

    Wish you would have done the same cam too and could you not run the 799 head because of bore size(on the 408)?

    • @robholmes2129
      @robholmes2129 Год назад +1

      the 799 are smaller valve heads so they work no problem on 6.0 which has a 4" bore

    • @torqueandbeanssauce
      @torqueandbeanssauce Год назад +1

      @@robholmes2129 I know they are 4.000 stock but the stroker should be 4.030 so is that why because the bore size was now too big, I've done plenty of 243/799 heads om 6.0 just curious why the 408 didn't get rhe same.

    • @robholmes2129
      @robholmes2129 Год назад +2

      @@torqueandbeanssauce I think these are 2 entirely different test sessions so the heads were not all in the same place at the same time

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад

      WHY WOULD 4.03 BE TOO BIG FOR 799 HEADS?

  • @martygrajeda3457
    @martygrajeda3457 Год назад +1

    What if you run a pair of aftermarket rec heads on a 408 with twin turbos?

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад

      what is your question? After market heads work with boost

    • @martygrajeda3457
      @martygrajeda3457 Год назад +1

      Yes

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад +1

      all heads work with boost-the more you make na-the more you make at each boost level. After market heads can make more than stock (unported) heads. Ultimately the turbo(s) determine the power output.

    • @martygrajeda3457
      @martygrajeda3457 Год назад +1

      @@richardholdener1727 thank you Richard 👍

  • @vikenlink
    @vikenlink Год назад +1

    Not really a fair test when using the FAST intake with the GenX heads… you should of done the test with the Dorman intake with the aftermarket heads. So I’m guessing those heads were drastically helped out with the FAST intake manifold so the genX head results are not accurate. The Gen X heads probably don’t really make much more power then the rectangular port LS3 head’s using the LS3 intake.

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад +1

      the ls3 heads had an ls3 intake-the equal of an ls3 Fast-why limit the flow of either set of heads?

    • @vikenlink
      @vikenlink Год назад +1

      My bad… you did use the Dorman intake with the Tick Flo heads then the FAST Intake.. don’t know how I missed that. Since the stock LS3 intake is identical to the FAST LS3 intake….it would be interesting to see what happens when the new raised FAST LS3 intake was tested on the rec port heads .

    • @vikenlink
      @vikenlink Год назад +1

      Still would of been interesting to see what the FAST intake would of done tested on all the cathedral port stock and aftermarket heads.

    • @vikenlink
      @vikenlink Год назад

      I’m thinking of pulling out my 6.2L L92 with severe cold start piston slap, and dropping in a all aluminum 5.3L LC9 or LH6 . I’d delete the DOD BS that’s on the LC9 .

  • @nysuff
    @nysuff Год назад +1

    would you mill down a set of 317 heads 30 or 40 ?

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад

      most go .030

    • @nysuff
      @nysuff Год назад

      @@richardholdener1727 how would it compare after its .030 with the rest do you feel? do you think its worth while doing to gain the compression

  • @troy8940
    @troy8940 Год назад +1

    😀 🎺

  • @steveredmond6468
    @steveredmond6468 Год назад +2

    Watching your video I feel like a jerk. Your information is awesome perfect just relax and slow down a little bit I feel bad for saying anything but have you ever thought of doing shorts and before you end it let the viewer know that if they are interested in a deep dive you have made a more detailed video . People (me) have a short attention span and they want that critical information that you have . you have to hook him them and not let them change channels because people get lost with by 1 million other things to look at. I apologize but I appreciate you making a shorter video with all the specific information for us ADHD people.. ❤❤😊

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад +6

      IF YOU CAN'T TAKE 10-12 MINS TO GET GOOD (FREE) DATA AND INFO-IT WASN'T REALLY VERY IMPORTANT TO YOU

  • @joellangeman2878
    @joellangeman2878 Год назад +1

    Great content 👍

  • @ryangulley2051
    @ryangulley2051 Год назад +2

    Why does no one run a ls7 head on a 6.0 or 6.2? I am buying offset dowels and gonna move the head over on a 6.0 and I bet I can make It fit.bbc offset dowels.come in 30 thousandths and 50 thousandths

    • @richardholdener1727
      @richardholdener1727  Год назад +1

      NO NEED FOR AN LS7 HEAD ON A 6.0L-IT DOES WORK ON A 6.2L-AND VERY EXPENSIVE

    • @ryangulley2051
      @ryangulley2051 Год назад +1

      @@richardholdener1727 im gonna try it my friend.the exhaust is close to the wall .a bbc offset dowel will slide it over and valve shrouding is a non factor with the exhaust.i got a set of ls7s with new ferra valves and 660 springs roller fulcrums and titanium retainers in a trade so I want to see what it will do.i virtually have nothing in them

  • @ehworkshop9922
    @ehworkshop9922 Год назад +1

    Do the same comparison of heads on 408 turbo to prove the last thing you said