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Heads
Originally Posted by Tony Shepherd
Port ProsI will say for the most inexpensive good set of heads out there the LE1's are hard to beat. I recomend the LE2's because of the better parts and more flexabilty and power from them.
Bret
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Originally Posted by SStrokerAce
Tony, you suggesting Port Pros is like me suggesting Lloyd. Obviously when you are sponsored by them and I work with Lloyd we are not very objective ;-)
I will say for the most inexpensive good set of heads out there the LE1's are hard to beat. I recomend the LE2's because of the better parts and more flexabilty and power from them.
Bret
I will say for the most inexpensive good set of heads out there the LE1's are hard to beat. I recomend the LE2's because of the better parts and more flexabilty and power from them.
Bret
Airflow Development since we're throwing plug's around.. LoL. go w/ whom fit's your budget.. Like tony said LE does great work, as does Port Pro's.. Wonder how they compare on the budget.. Any info there tony? i'm curious to see what port pro's get's for a setup comparable to LE2..
Originally Posted by IllusionalTA
Airflow Development since we're throwing plug's around.. LoL. go w/ whom fit's your budget.. Like tony said LE does great work, as does Port Pro's.. Wonder how they compare on the budget.. Any info there tony? i'm curious to see what port pro's get's for a setup comparable to LE2..
Last edited by Tony Shepherd; Sep 12, 2006 at 03:53 PM.
Hmmm that is fairly close... So what have you seen out of port pro's setups'? i know a bunch of us have seen plenty of LE2 stuff running around... Good info for some folk's looking at viable option's...
Originally Posted by aggiez28
how long have you been working with lloyd?
Tony I agree, but I've had some very good luck with Lloyd and for the money is very hard to beat. I've used a few different guys and have seen a few different setups (no port pros yet) and the only ones I have seen that are better are much more money.
Bret
Originally Posted by aggiez28
B&B does a good job also. i have no idea what they charge for portign stock castings though.
Originally Posted by Tony Shepherd
Good question. The PortPro stage 2's are $1599 and flow 285. The LE2's are $1400 and flow 275. They both have comparable prices on heads/cam packages which are around $1800 I think.
B&B in NC? I haven't had a great exp. w/ them.. Although they are very nice guy's...
I had a good experience with them.
im sure every shop has a customer or 2 that dosnt have a good experience, things happen and you cant please everyone
do you mind pming me about your experience?
Originally Posted by aggiez28
they were there. i think they are back in cali now
I had a good experience with them.
im sure every shop has a customer or 2 that dosnt have a good experience, things happen and you cant please everyone
do you mind pming me about your experience?
I had a good experience with them.
im sure every shop has a customer or 2 that dosnt have a good experience, things happen and you cant please everyone
do you mind pming me about your experience?
Steve
I went with E.B. Porting..Very satisfied and the track numbers speak for themselves with a set up that was not nearly optimal...It should be interesting at my next track outing..
--Alan
--Alan