Ported Inons>>>Where an why?? Want the best!!!!!!

[John Wilde]

Re: Re: Ported Inons>>>Where an why?? Want the best!!!!!!

Originally posted by Marc87GN
This is the place I plan to use. They were great in answering my questions. I will send them bare heads and it will cost $900, shipped back to my door, for the Stage 3 job. A few guys have used them with excellent results. I think anything will be much better than stock, but they were hard to beat for what you get for the price.

http://vperacing.net/page14.html

Do they have any cores?

 

[Haynesie]

there is a set of GN1 alluminums on ebay....you might wanna check those out, especially since they are close to 900, last time i looke the GN1 alls were at 1k...so for the extra money its probably worth it...allthough i could be wrong, chime in GURus
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33617&item=7963584889&rd=1

 

[Marc87GN]

Originally posted by Haynesie
there is a set of GN1 alluminums on ebay....you might wanna check those out, especially since they are close to 900, last time i looke the GN1 alls were at 1k...so for the extra money its probably worth it...allthough i could be wrong, chime in GURus
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33617&item=7963584889&rd=1

Sweet looking heads, but the price is already over 1K now and the reserve has not been met.

 

[frankg]

The benefit of CNC porting is once you have a good CNC program all the ports are closer to equal to one another. Some people do hand port them after a CNC port just to smooth them out some but if the program is correct this shouldn't be needed. A good hand porter can usually get more out of a pair of heads than using a general CNC program. I've seen VPE's heads and they are nice but i think mine are just as good without a doubt. I only charge $75 for a core i think he charges $150 so that makes up for the price difference. Thanks,Frank