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Old 03-12-2006, 10:54 AM
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Default All Pro heads assembled.....NEW

Finally recived my heads last week and need to sell these things quick

Fully assembled All Pro Hurricane heads
Excledyne Ti retainers and locks these are almost 20 bucks each
PSI CT1225 REM finished valve springs
Manley custom 2.08 1.60 valves
Heads have 62cc chambers and 245cc intake runners
flow#s are as follows
Intake. .100 65.8 Exhaust no pipe
.200 127.3 .100 49.0
.300 185.9 .200 90.6
.400 235.6 .300 129.3
.500 274.5 .400 158.2
.600 295.6 .500 201.3
.700 300.6 .600 216.1
.700 224.0

The componets used to assemble these heads are top quality same retainers and spring companys we run in our Craftsman truck sereis motors While big flow numbers sell heads these heads have a wing block in the intake runners that create swirl and peak flow numbers are effected by this however the trade off is well worth it..after all people dont race flow benches. These heads are built for a hyd roller motor where RPM will be in the 2000 to 7000 range.If people have any questions please pm me I'll be happy to do the best I can. I have right at 5000 into these heads I would like to get 3000 shipped anywhere in the lower 48 sorry cant take pay pal on these......
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Bump........ willing to look at serious offers...
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2500 ...last offer..
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who did the porting? also is the .700 number 324 not 224 on the intake?
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Just wondering if I am missing something here... You are asking $3,000 for a set of heads that barely flow 300cfm and only at .700 lift?? And you paid $5k for them??
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No im asking 2500 for them and yes I have almost 5000 into them if you know anything about valvetrain componets you'd recoginize the componets listed as top quality you'd also know that the bare castings are as expensive as many assembled LSX style heads more importantly you'd also know that while they sell heads large inflated flow numbers do nothing for real performance and even if huge factual flow numbers were posted they dont always increase performance.I have a SF 600 and 1020 flow bench at my disposal I could put up any flow numbers I want to but I belive that honestly is the best policy. Basacially if you arent smarter to be able to read more into the heads than way you learned on the internet then you need to shop else where...
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gonna say something but never mind
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I have a set coming, only they are 72cc but otherwise the same. Great stuff! AllPro does their own CNC porting, perhaps these heads have that.
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Originally Posted by CTSmechanic
No im asking 2500 for them and yes I have almost 5000 into them if you know anything about valvetrain componets you'd recoginize the componets listed as top quality you'd also know that the bare castings are as expensive as many assembled LSX style heads more importantly you'd also know that while they sell heads large inflated flow numbers do nothing for real performance and even if huge factual flow numbers were posted they dont always increase performance.I have a SF 600 and 1020 flow bench at my disposal I could put up any flow numbers I want to but I belive that honestly is the best policy. Basacially if you arent smarter to be able to read more into the heads than way you learned on the internet then you need to shop else where...

Wow,

You're being kinda harsh on the guy. I could understand his thoughts, as flow #'s are typically a rule of thumb on how a cylinder head will flow.

In his defense, if you know anything about proper english, you have quite a few run on sentences. You may want to learn to use a period now and then.

Good luck with the sale. As we all know those All Pros are top notch cyl. heads!!!!

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I know they are nice heads.. I never said that they weren't.. But, I honestly dont think that they are that much better than a set of AFR's or any better than a set of ET Performance heads.. There is no way in hell they are THAT much better to justify spending $5,000 ****** dollars on them to only flow 300cfm.. There have been PLENTY of flow tests done on AFRs, DARTs, and ETP heads to show that they are not just gimicks or bullshit numbers.. You can step down from your high horse now..
Goodluck with your sale..
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ask illusionalta on here what his alpros are gonn flow...youll get the idea then.
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Im not trying to argue with anyone,however I find it pretty disrepectful to post such comments in a open forum Id be more than happy to answer any questions via PM.So witht that being said sorry to ruffle any feathers...
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Originally Posted by TransAm6383
ask illusionalta on here what his alpros are gonn flow...youll get the idea then.
I have never heard of these heads before and am waiting for a set of ET 245's right now and with the special rocker stands you must have they are pretty damn expensive. But if these heads are comparable they might be of interest. How much are illusionalta's going to flow and who did the cnc porting or are they hand ported? Any special hardware needed to run? Who has these on their car know and what are some power #s I do need 62cc chambers as well . Please let me know asap thanks, Mason
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Mine are a 23 deg Head for a Reg. SBC so far w/ some basic work they're moving 342cfm.. No doubt all pro is a great head but your going to pay for them.. They're a relatively small company that specialize in Small Block Chevy's.. All pro does they're own CNC work but you are able to buy them as cast as well which i have done.. And they made 254ish as cast.... I'm sure that there is a basic clean up done on these head's and the potential of them has not even been full filled.. GOod luck w/ your sale.. If you want a set of killer heads w/ the part's already there.. These are the one's.. Again.. They are not a bandwagon set of heads.. they will make power everywhere if cam'd correctly.. But you'll be paying for them.. mine were 1800 to my door w/ nothing in them but guides.. So take that and put it into perspective..
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