Any word on Edelbrock heads for LT1?
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Dont know the flow #s'...according to edelbrock they should be ready by mid April.... www.paceparts.com is selling them around 650 ea...
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$650 ea.? What I am reading says $1100 ea. from that link above.
Thats over $400 a head JUST for porting. Correct me if I'm wrong but I suspect they are putting the original valves, springs, and studs back in since they state they start out with a new LT4 assembly and didn't specify otherwise.
Thats over $400 a head JUST for porting. Correct me if I'm wrong but I suspect they are putting the original valves, springs, and studs back in since they state they start out with a new LT4 assembly and didn't specify otherwise.
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I would feel like a tool spending $1200 for modified stock castings... the prices for head work are OUTRAGEOUS..... $1200, 95% of which is in labor... I can't see how that is justified since the CNC machines really do most of the work.
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Is 242 at .5 right on the intake? If so, for 170cc runner, that head has got more potention over a stock head and flows just about as well has some cheap or DIY ported jobs, or some GTP heads 
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AS long as they arnt too over priced, like AFR, I wouldnt mind putting down the $ for them. Did they say anything about creating a 200cc runner? I thought I remember someone say they talked to them and said they were working on it.
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