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Can some explain to me (or direct me too)the diferences in the p90 and p80(if there is such a thing), the LY hemi and whatever other heads can be fitted to an l28, bearing in mind that it will be stroked and bored to approx 3 litres

i have a reasonable budget and i wish to make as close to 300hp using an N/A set up, and have heard that this is possible.

I have also heard that the LY head is the strongest and the most suited for large or larger hp set-ups. in essence i am looking for someone to tell me the most desireable head to use on a racer and why.

any help would be apprecated.

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LY good luck finding one of these rare beasts. LY = Crossflow head = Factory Rally cars. If you find one you better sell your house, wife and first born. Is the cross flow worth it? I read that it only flowed a 5% improvement over a well setup non-cross flow.

Nissan heads that I know of that came with the L6 Series (some on L20a, L20et, L24, L26, L28e and L28et.

E30, E31, E88, N42, N47, P79, P90, P90a, O5L. I am sure there are others that I have missed.

SeeZgarage for difference between the E31, E88, N42, N47, P79, P90 and P90a heads

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When you find that LY, I'll take the OS Gilken Twin cam! :laugh:

Seriously, I'm interested in what you find. I'm ready to have a head prepared for 44 mikuni's and lumpy street cam (bigger valves, opened passages, dialed in combustion cambers). All I have on-hand is an early E88. I'd like to learm more cause I'd rather not waste my money (less money to waste on strippers)

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Victor take your early E-88 to Slover and have them do it up for you!!

Slover eh? Did they do your work? Haven't they been doing speed work since.... forever? Costly? Post some contact info. I was thinking of Mark DeGroff. He's done some respectable V8 race heads. donknow if that equates to L6 theory.

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