Anderson HI-REV Trick Flow's?

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I was just curious if any of you guys have ran any of these heads? They are pretty pricey and I really wouldn't be interested in the most of the valvetrain components as I will be running a street solid roller and using other pieces.
I'm usually a pretty big fan of Dart products and even though AFR's work pretty good they are more market than anything else.

Just curious if any of you guys have had good results with these?

 

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I can't believe that nobody knows anything about these heads

 

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I can see they are similar in price to fox lake ported twisted wedges. Sorry, I run mine unported.

 

BlownFiveLiter

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What kinda price range are they in? I'd probably buy a set of the TEA ported TW heads first. They're pretty proven performers.

 

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Thanks guys, that's what I'm looking for, recommendations, I'm also thinking about the Dart Pro1 cnc's, I really like Dart

 

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I run the Dart 195's on my brothers 347 and like em' good quality head

 

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Both Anderson and Fox lake do good work on trick flow heads..