For Sale: Brand New Lingenfelter LS1 ported cylinder heads
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For Sale: Brand New Lingenfelter LS1 ported cylinder heads
These heads will fit 1997-2004 Corvette (s), 1998-2002 Firebird, Camaro, TransAm, 1999-2004 Chevrolet 4.8, 5.3, and 6.0 engines. I have the flow sheet which shows them flowing over 300cfm at .600" on the intake and 230cfm on the exhaust at .600" lift. Here is an except from lingenter's site:
LPE offers a CNC ported version of the LS1 Aluminum cylinder head used on the 1997 - 2004 Corvette and the 1998 - 2002 Camaro / Firebird. LPE’s LS1 cylinder heads are precision CNC machined to provide the best combination of high flow capabilities and improved port velocity.
I paid for the upgrade to 2.02" stainless one piece valves which is usually an additional $300. These heads retail for $1595.00 plus the $300 upgrade for the valves plus the $600 head core charge. I have the LPE serial number available for those interested. These heads have been hand finished to smooth out all of the intake and exhaust paths.
I'm asking $1200 for them with no core charge so you can sell you old heads which usually go for about $200, so really you're only paying $1000 for some of the best heads you can buy
LPE offers a CNC ported version of the LS1 Aluminum cylinder head used on the 1997 - 2004 Corvette and the 1998 - 2002 Camaro / Firebird. LPE’s LS1 cylinder heads are precision CNC machined to provide the best combination of high flow capabilities and improved port velocity.
I paid for the upgrade to 2.02" stainless one piece valves which is usually an additional $300. These heads retail for $1595.00 plus the $300 upgrade for the valves plus the $600 head core charge. I have the LPE serial number available for those interested. These heads have been hand finished to smooth out all of the intake and exhaust paths.
I'm asking $1200 for them with no core charge so you can sell you old heads which usually go for about $200, so really you're only paying $1000 for some of the best heads you can buy
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