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Old 06-19-2010, 01:26 AM
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If the firewall problem can be resolved, the center mount turbo should spool better with the free flowing, and balanced exhaust gasses....
 
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Old 06-19-2010, 07:27 PM
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except the vans intake is very restrictive
 
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the problem with using the center mount heads on a 6.2 is the injectors are at a differnt angle, and the intake manifold bolt holes are a different angle, so you would have to use the van intake, and turbo, not a side mount, or N/A intake.. i used military 6.2 heads on my 6.5 and the power differance was amazing!! but if you do- MAKE SURE to use THICKER head gaskets!! to keep the C/R at 21.5-1 i used .010 thicker head gaskets.. i also had to rebend the fuel lines.. its a pain to do and not kink them.. i also wraped them in some "split" vacuum tubing to keep the lines from rubbing anything.. if you have the heads off already, and have "J-code" 6.2 heads laying around- i say go for it!
 
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