Head and Cam package or 100 shot of N20?
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According to your sig you've got the vortec max.....which means L92 heads. Those flow bone stock well over 300 CFM @ .600" lift. I wouldn't even bother with any aftermarket heads. Just add a nice cam and you should see a really nice gain.
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so less than $1,500
problem solved.
now go and do it !
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Looked at some heads last night and the ones i want are the trickflow 225cc. They are $2400 a set, the cam and the springs,pushrods, rockers, and whatever else i will need to run a big cam i figure will be $800. So the price just went up to $3200 lol. The power on demand is what i am after
With the right cam, springs and pushrods, you could probably pick up at least 80-100hp. Keep in mind you'll need a retune as well but Wheatley can set up up with that, I'm sure. But, it's probably going to sound real nasty at idle (which is a plus in my book).
BUT, if you want power on demand the easy and much cheaper way is Nitrous. I bought the Zex kit because it is dead easy to install (and I really like the purple hardware too). There is nothing that offers bang for the buck. On my truck, the nitrous cuts a solid second of the 1/8 ET. You gotta go pretty wild on cam and heads to beat that.
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What size motor do you have? Isn't it a 6.0? Then you would have the L92type heads. They flow around 330cfm at just over .600" lift, which in theory is good for well over 600 HP, so I don't think you should even think about changing the heads. I have seen many magazine articles where they made over 540Hp with those heads with a stock L76 manifold on a 6.0 liter.
With the right cam, springs and pushrods, you could probably pick up at least 80-100hp. Keep in mind you'll need a retune as well but Wheatley can set up up with that, I'm sure. But, it's probably going to sound real nasty at idle (which is a plus in my book).
BUT, if you want power on demand the easy and much cheaper way is Nitrous. I bought the Zex kit because it is dead easy to install (and I really like the purple hardware too). There is nothing that offers bang for the buck. On my truck, the nitrous cuts a solid second of the 1/8 ET. You gotta go pretty wild on cam and heads to beat that.
With the right cam, springs and pushrods, you could probably pick up at least 80-100hp. Keep in mind you'll need a retune as well but Wheatley can set up up with that, I'm sure. But, it's probably going to sound real nasty at idle (which is a plus in my book).
BUT, if you want power on demand the easy and much cheaper way is Nitrous. I bought the Zex kit because it is dead easy to install (and I really like the purple hardware too). There is nothing that offers bang for the buck. On my truck, the nitrous cuts a solid second of the 1/8 ET. You gotta go pretty wild on cam and heads to beat that.