Cylinder head work recommendations???
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Cylinder head work recommendations???
Anyone know of a good shop i can send a set of heads to? They need to get worked over, they were hand ported by the previous owner, but could use a lil touch up.
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Everybody likes to throw out names that are top caliber, which comes with a high cost and long timeline (usually). OP, what are you wanting to do with them? You likely could be just as well off sending them to one of the CNC sponsors and letting them run a program on them.
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LOL..Just thought id share with ya patrick. Bill's not with the shop anymore. He went back to taking the reigns of his old automotive shop a few weeks ago. He also wasnt an owner. Just an account executive and engine builder.
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http://www.mjordan23.com/barons.html
Never claimed or accepted to be badass on LSx cylinder heads, just offered a nitch for the regular guy.
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I work with chris at Raymac, and have seen quite a bit of his work. Everything I have seen makes real good power, runs fast, and makes the customers happy. I'm sure he could do you a nice set of heads for a pretty reasonable price. Shoot me a pm if you want.