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Old 12-18-2007, 01:13 PM
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Looked through many posts, and search, but to no avail didn't find anything recent or relevant.

Where can one go to get their heads flowed, and based off a common and accepted bench everyone mostly agrees to? Looking for reputable people who will treat the heads gently

Also, what is turn around time, and associated costs with doing such?

Thanks for any guidance!
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Originally Posted by SilverSmoke
Looked through many posts, and search, but to no avail didn't find anything recent or relevant.

Where can one go to get their heads flowed, and based off a common and accepted bench everyone mostly agrees to? Looking for reputable people who will treat the heads gently

Also, what is turn around time, and associated costs with doing such?

Thanks for any guidance!
We can flow your heads here for you. Depending on when you get them here we can have them flowed in 1-2 days and right back to ya!. We charge $55 to flow a chamber.

Thanks,
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Use the following link to aid in locating a shop with a SuperFlow flowbench in your area.

http://www.superflow.com/locator/index.cfm
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check with TEA.. They are a sponsor and have it listed on their site.
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also, is it general practice to have just one port flowed for both exhaust/intake per head?




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