gt40p guys

Tri State Cylinder Head in Evansville Indiana sells them for $450 a pair complete, new castings and new parts. .600 lift springs and a 5 angle valve job. Thats where I got mine. I paid $504 delivered to my door. Their # is (812) 421-0095. I live in Indiana but it only took a week to get them. They build them when you order.
 
bubba-dough said:
Tri State Cylinder Head in Evansville Indiana sells them for $450 a pair complete, new castings and new parts. .600 lift springs and a 5 angle valve job. Thats where I got mine. I paid $504 delivered to my door. Their # is (812) 421-0095. I live in Indiana but it only took a week to get them. They build them when you order.
Im calling them tomorrow!!!!!
 
bubba-dough said:
Tri State Cylinder Head in Evansville Indiana sells them for $450 a pair complete, new castings and new parts. .600 lift springs and a 5 angle valve job. Thats where I got mine. I paid $504 delivered to my door. Their # is (812) 421-0095. I live in Indiana but it only took a week to get them. They build them when you order.


That is a damn good deal. Go for it!

I bought mine on ebay. They were bought as bare castings, manley valves, 0.550 springs, and ported. They had about 5000 miles on them. I bought those and Mac P headers for 520 shipped.



Bubba,

How do you like the heads on your shortblock? Did you use the heads on a 302 before? I am thinking about eventually getting a 347, mass air, injectors, TB and a tune. Just wondering how much seat of the pants power there will be. Have you dynoed your car?
 
When the car gets a few miles on it, it is getting dyno time and same goes for 1/4 mile times. I bought these when my oil pump went out and decided that if the motor is coming out I am building a little something (168,000 miles). I only had so much money. My Stang was all stock at the time and I was gonna do a 306 but went with the 347 because it ended up being about $200 more to build because I needed everything anyway (tb, mass air, injectors, etc) no matter which way I went. I know I am choking the 347 a bit but I figured the 347 for $200 more is a better foundation to start with, I can always upgrade.:)