headwork?
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Typical power gains from modding the heads is about 15-20rwhp all else being equal. Look for an upcoming Car Craft article that features a dyno comparison between the stock heads and our Stage 1 head package on a 5.3l engine. They saw about 18fwhp with the head swap only. Torque was also increased from bottom to top.
When coupled together with a mild cam, you could see between 50-75hp increases. The 5.3l engines really respond to cylinder head upgrades and cam swaps.
Richard
#4
i got some heads not long ago. i gained nothing in the first 1/8 but picked up 5mph in the 1/4.
times went from 12.49@105 to 12.20@110 in comparibale weather. a 5mph 3/10 gain in the 1/4 was well worth it to me.
times went from 12.49@105 to 12.20@110 in comparibale weather. a 5mph 3/10 gain in the 1/4 was well worth it to me.
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Typical power gains from modding the heads is about 15-20rwhp all else being equal. Look for an upcoming Car Craft article that features a dyno comparison between the stock heads and our Stage 1 head package on a 5.3l engine. They saw about 18fwhp with the head swap only. Torque was also increased from bottom to top.
When coupled together with a mild cam, you could see between 50-75hp increases. The 5.3l engines really respond to cylinder head upgrades and cam swaps.
Richard
When coupled together with a mild cam, you could see between 50-75hp increases. The 5.3l engines really respond to cylinder head upgrades and cam swaps.
Richard

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