Aluminum Heads for under $300

Redsnake2

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i found this on Ebay, have you guys heard of these heads. i know it all " you get what you pay for" To good to be true" and etc.

But hell if they are good heads and can be machined to be made better, 300 is worth the casting. Besides, who doesn't want cheap head.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Alum...emQQcategoryZ33617QQitemZ7996821687QQtcZphoto

 

Labora

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Um that auction is for ONE HEAD. It needs work too..I'd pass. $250x2= 500 save your money for something better.

 

Redsnake2

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Dang!! you know I didn't even see that and I guess your right. $500 for heads $200 for porting and polishing. then valves and guides =close to $1000

So i will wait..

 

haulbalz

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And Springs

 

DarkProphet

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they do offer flow sheets if you want to check them out that way, I dont know that you would have to get the ported or polished. Either way i would save up for a well known companys parts like TFS's or something like that

 

mo_dingo

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Ignore it. Just get some fully assembled trick flows or edelbrocks when you get the cash.
Scott

 

94CobraPace

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That ad is deceiving in that it states "heads" in the title, which mean more than one to me. "Heads" is mentioned more than once throughout the auction. Always read the whole auction.