TEA Juding Massengile seris heads - Can anyone post pictures?
10-25-2003, 12:30 AM
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TEA/ Judson Massengill Series heads - Can anyone post pictures? TEA Juson Massengill Series heads - Can anyone post pictures?
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Juson Massengill Series heads - Can anyone post pictures?
I've heard from several people, these are very sweet looking heads and have excellent potential. Anyone have a set they can share pictures of?
Hate2bbad, how about posting a few pic's of those jewels you were telling us about last week.
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Juson Massengill Series heads - Can anyone post pictures?
I've heard from several people, these are very sweet looking heads and have excellent potential. Anyone have a set they can share pictures of?
Hate2bbad, how about posting a few pic's of those jewels you were telling us about last week.
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10-25-2003, 12:38 AM
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Originally Posted by 99 Black Bird T/A
TEA Juding Massengile seris heads - Can anyone post pictures?
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TEA Juding Massengile seris heads - Can anyone post pictures?
I've heard from several people, these are very sweet looking heads and have excellent potential. Anyone have a set they can share pictures of?
Hate2bbad, how about posting a few pic's of those jewels you were telling us about last week.
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TEA Juding Massengile seris heads - Can anyone post pictures?
I've heard from several people, these are very sweet looking heads and have excellent potential. Anyone have a set they can share pictures of?
Hate2bbad, how about posting a few pic's of those jewels you were telling us about last week.
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10-25-2003, 12:58 AM
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I have a set. I don't have any pics, but I can definitely tell you that they are as good as it gets. TEA did an incredible job on my JM Series 6.0's.
The flow numbers are some of the best I've ever seen from any LS1 head.
If you're thinking about getting a set, give Brian Tooley at TEA a call, 270-782-6397. He can hook you up.
The flow numbers are some of the best I've ever seen from any LS1 head.
If you're thinking about getting a set, give Brian Tooley at TEA a call, 270-782-6397. He can hook you up.
10-25-2003, 06:48 AM
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First, it's Judson Massingill. Second, he doesn't work for TEA, he is Director of Education for the School of Automotive Machinists in Houston, TX. What exactly is it you are asking about. Also, what do you mean by "seris"?
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10-25-2003, 08:44 AM
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"seris" I believe means "series". These heads are offered by TEA as a Juson Massengill Series Head. Judson sent TEA a head to digitize and then CNC port. They are in affect exact copies of Judson's heads. They then made a deal to offer them as a "Series" head, authorized by Judson.
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10-25-2003, 03:58 PM
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First, it's Judson Massingill. Second, he doesn't work for TEA, he is Director of Education for the School of Automotive Machinists in Houston, TX. What exactly is it you are asking about. Also, what do you mean by "seris"?
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Other info like dyno results, et, mph, flow numbers etc would be nice if someone can provide them.
10-25-2003, 09:43 PM
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blur - they can set you up for solid roller as well for a few extra dollars.
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I don't currently have a picture of the head, maybe I can get you one. But I can definately post the flow numbers.
LIFT INT EXH
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.100 69 50
.200 142 118
.300 209 186
.400 262 230
.500 301 260
.550 316 269
.600 332 277
LIFT INT EXH
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.100 69 50
.200 142 118
.300 209 186
.400 262 230
.500 301 260
.550 316 269
.600 332 277
10-28-2003, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by TEA Brent
I don't currently have a picture of the head, maybe I can get you one. But I can definately post the flow numbers.
LIFT INT EXH
-------------------
.100 69 50
.200 142 118
.300 209 186
.400 262 230
.500 301 260
.550 316 269
.600 332 277
LIFT INT EXH
-------------------
.100 69 50
.200 142 118
.300 209 186
.400 262 230
.500 301 260
.550 316 269
.600 332 277
Looks good but what bore and pressure? 3.9 or 4 inch bore? 28 inches?
Chris
