700hp Ls3 Cnc Ported Head Cam Combo (.750 Lift Custom Cam W/ Heads Set For Cam) on 2040-parts.com
Angola, Indiana, United States
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One set of new GMPP LS3 CNC ported heads custom built and set up for up to a .750 lift hydraulic roller custom camshaft w/ 1.8 ratio rocker arm or upto .730 lift with a 1.7 ratio rocker. We have made up to 758hp naturally aspirated on the dyno using our custom hydraulic LS roller cam profile with CNC ported head. This package uses a titanium retainer and very high quality valve spring. We spec custom cam for your intended use. We can run lower lift on the cam profile if need be. Duration, LSA, and centerline are all custom designed for your intended use whether full race, street/strip, or nitrous and/or boost. We offer 6-bolt head packages and LS7 valve angle also as an upgrade. Heads and cam package at the buy it now is for a 4-bolt LS3 head assembled with PAC or Lunati springs and a billet custom Comp Cams camshaft. IMPORTANT: The head and cam combo is not guaranteed to produce 700 horsepower on your engine. This is dependent on cubic inch, compression ratio, RPM and other factors. However, this head and cam combo is guaranteed to bring near max power out of your engine! Contact Jerry at (785) 408-2911 or message through Ebay with questions or to discuss your engine goals. |
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