need my 243 heads ported?
06-21-2010, 09:36 PM
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need my 243 heads ported? i know dennis is a god at what he does, but i do not have the time to wait since he is a busy man. i was wondering if anybody has had other people port there heads with a fast turn around. or how hard would it be to do my self?
06-22-2010, 04:44 PM
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semd them to Texas Speed. they can CNC port them to any level you like. i had my 243s done stage 3 by them and they were awesome. plus its a quick turnaround. i cannot remember the price but call Matt or Jason over there and they can help you out.
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06-28-2010, 03:27 PM
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I dont know how long it will take but mike felber of felber racing in palm bay does excellent work with ls.
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My engine builder has work done at Champion and has good things to say about them as well.
Derek
My engine builder has work done at Champion and has good things to say about them as well.
Derek
06-28-2010, 07:21 PM
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Porting is easy. I think I spent under 20 hours on my
set.
Knowing what to cut and what to leave, is the trick. I
just did things that made gut sense and probably left a
lot on the table.
But I had fun, and nothing leaks....
set.
Knowing what to cut and what to leave, is the trick. I
just did things that made gut sense and probably left a
lot on the table.
But I had fun, and nothing leaks....
