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Re: Heads for a 350 chevy
If i go look at those what casting number should i look for ?
Also if i go with the pace is it good stuff ? Never order from them before , I assume its not gmperformace heads thats why im wondering Its funny i keep going back and forth on this project because i have to change out my valve covers ect. and the adapter is like 150 so might as well just buy new ones. Funny how a simple $500 project always ends up costing way more Last edited by djkyle65; 02-14-2009 at 12:08 AM. |
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Re: Heads for a 350 chevy
Not true. The is a release from Sallee Chevrolet.
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Plus you would need a new manifold should you switch to Vortec heads. You don't mention what you are going to be running the motor in, (blazer, Suburban, C 10, 4X4, or?). Is this going to be your daily driver, or just a weekend warrior fun truck? It is hard to recommend a set of heads, until you know how the vehicle is going to be used. If it's a light truck, then you can run heads that make more hp and torque in the higher RPM range. If you have a heavy truck, (such as my 3/4 ton heap), then you will be better off with low RPM torque. It all depends on what your plans are. Good luck and hope you find the info helpful.
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Re: Heads for a 350 chevy
Its a Chevy c-10 just basically my little fun weekend truck
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Yes, there is a difference, but there's no reason to avoid the 906's. That's all I was saying. Both are great heads. If anything, the 906 would be the better head in terms of durability while still performing great. That's why dirt trackers love the 906.
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Re: Heads for a 350 chevy
I guess if there is a lot of circle dirt roads in Cypress go with the 906.
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