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^^^ I dnt recall saying it was "ROCKET SCIENCE".... Check my post for that... Anyway some valves get burnt and chewed up of time... You ever heard bout? Since you KNOW everything else i would assume u know that... Evidently not... I would rather spend more for new... Unlike you...
And like I post earlier... If you would READ I havnt done any headwork done... Waitn for PRC... They are ported unlike truck 243 u speak so highly of... Show me a add for $300... Never seen them on the classified adds that cheap... I wana see this
And like I post earlier... If you would READ I havnt done any headwork done... Waitn for PRC... They are ported unlike truck 243 u speak so highly of... Show me a add for $300... Never seen them on the classified adds that cheap... I wana see this
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If I was on a budget but thought I needed heads.. I would get a set of 317s and mill them as much as I could and still clear my cam selection (which should be no bigger than a high 22X type cam on a budget setup IMO). They would flow equal to an ls6 and make more low-mid range power because of the milling... All while still being cheaper than a stock 243 head.
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2win...your getting confused. When black98 speaks of "truck" 243's, he is talking about 317's or 799's. They have the same ports as 243's, but larger chambers on the 317's and solid valves. This makes them quite a bit cheaper than actual 243's.
Matter of fact, I just seen a classified ad on here for a set of 317's for 150+shipping.
Matter of fact, I just seen a classified ad on here for a set of 317's for 150+shipping.
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2win...your getting confused. When black98 speaks of "truck" 243's, he is talking about 317's or 799's. They have the same ports as 243's, but larger chambers on the 317's and solid valves. This makes them quite a bit cheaper than actual 243's.
Matter of fact, I just seen a classified ad on here for a set of 317's for 150+shipping.
Matter of fact, I just seen a classified ad on here for a set of 317's for 150+shipping.
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My hand ported/milled 317s took my 3500# car with a budget setup (226 cam/ls6 intake/etc) to 7.2@95mph barely spinning. Car had a nitrous tune on it and was in 2200+DA. I have zero doubt with those heads still on the car I could have got it to a 6.XX@97mph at the same weight in some good air with a few changes.
The heads can perform, especially for the money invested.
If I ever have a budget build, I will go with them.
The heads can perform, especially for the money invested.
If I ever have a budget build, I will go with them.
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^^^ so now it's $500? You said $300 heads(for heads I've never seen so cheap) +$250 for valves+$0 for your milling(another price I've NEVER seen!) thy would be $550... Wow... Find a set ready to put on and PM me... I'll buy these heads...
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I mistyped I meant $650. But read on. 317s go for around $100. Milling is about $60 for a set of heads, I have no clue who is quoting you $200. And a good spring kit is $250ish. So $410 give or take, springs may be a little pricier and Ive seen 317s go for $50 bucks before
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2win...your getting confused. When black98 speaks of "truck" 243's, he is talking about 317's or 799's. They have the same ports as 243's, but larger chambers on the 317's and solid valves. This makes them quite a bit cheaper than actual 243's.
Matter of fact, I just seen a classified ad on here for a set of 317's for 150+shipping.
Matter of fact, I just seen a classified ad on here for a set of 317's for 150+shipping.
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you can do your own valve seat leak test to check for bad valve seats.place the port facing up and add some solvent.if the fluid level goes down quick and you see fluid leaking from the valve seat ,then get a valve job.your current stock heads will get 7s in the 1/8,just get a cam that best matches your combo.look at thunder racing or Texas Speed for a good price on cam pkg.