up_yours_7

I got permission from the wife to buy heads and cams so I was wondering are they easy to do myself I'm pretty mechanicaly inclined and do I have to pull the motor out to do it? And any other things that I will run I to doing it if I do it myself?

2005Redfire6

Getting them from SuperSix? I'm curious to find out how easy/hard it is to install and what all is needed; be sure to keep us updated!

up_yours_7

Supersix doesn't do cams anymore. Will a moderator move this to the v6 section maybe I will get some answers there

2005Redfire6

I heard that they had gotten a new vendor...

up_yours_7

I might have to email them again then I had found another place that does the same for a little cheaper

2005Redfire6

Do they have a site? I've only come across supersix...

up_yours_7

It's lmengines.com I had to email them for pricing I know they wanted 595 for cam regrind and different pricing depending on the stageyou wanted your heads at

Cal26Stang

You should be able to, you have a lot more room to work with

up_yours_7

This is what LMengines.com said,
"We can port your heads.Stage I $295Stage II $495Stage III $1500Stage IV $1900 Cams would have to be a grind on your cores $595 Michael Thank you"

and this is what supersix said,
Stage 2+ heads: $1450 plus $300 core> Stage 3 heads: $1650 plus $300 core> Stage 3 heads require the use of a regrind cam that offers lift in the> .500-.510 lift range. right now we are not offering regrind cams for the 4.0> SOHC engine.> Cores: We add the core fee, if/when you return your orginal set of heads to> us, we refund the core fee. If you send your heads in to us up front, and we> port your original heads, then we would not charge the core fee.> > Forged pistons: $805> > Head studs: $425> > Add $90 for shipping> > Tom Yentzer> www.supersixmotorsports.com

pascal

Good idea.
Here you go.