TFS 220 Heads NEW from Brian Tooley
For SaleEngine - Internals
01-11-2019, 10:02 PM | Replies: 6 | Views: 1583
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Price
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- Location Peoria, IL, 61614, USA
- Condition New
Description:
So here's the deal. I've got a set of TFS 220 heads, ported from BTR.
I originally ordered them with the intention of going on a stock cube LS motor.
I then fell into a 408, so I had them opened up to accept a 4.0" bore.
I'm now thinking that I would rather invest into a set of TFS 235's.
The heads have not been shipped to me yet, but I'm assuming since they've already started port work that they're not going to allow me to return them in exchange for a set of 235's, so I'm guessing I'll need to see if I can sell them.
That's why I'm posting this here. If there's no interest then I'll just run them as they are I guess, but if anyone's interested, let me know.
Thanks.
01-21-2019, 07:43 PM
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I'm still considering it yes.
Heads are still in the box, brand new.
I would be asking $1,850 shipped. That's basically what they go for stock without all of the work I've had Tooley do to them.
Assemble heads $75
Blend Valve Job $100
Upgraded Spring set $250.
It's not a smoking deal or anything, but at the same time, you're saving some of the cost that most folks incur on a set of literally brand new heads.
My understanding is that these will flow every bit as well as a set of TFS 215's, and those start at $2,199.
If no interest, I'll just install and run them on what I've got, I don't think we're talking but 15 horse anyways.
Heads are still in the box, brand new.
I would be asking $1,850 shipped. That's basically what they go for stock without all of the work I've had Tooley do to them.
Assemble heads $75
Blend Valve Job $100
Upgraded Spring set $250.
It's not a smoking deal or anything, but at the same time, you're saving some of the cost that most folks incur on a set of literally brand new heads.
My understanding is that these will flow every bit as well as a set of TFS 215's, and those start at $2,199.
If no interest, I'll just install and run them on what I've got, I don't think we're talking but 15 horse anyways.
Last edited by 98RedBird; 01-25-2019 at 01:11 PM.