This should be your sign to go Aluminum.........(Cough) Trickflow....
What were the canfileds running? Price vs quality is a tricky line to tow. While not heads i work in a production based business, hamburger buns. We make a ton more of the "dollar menu" buns vs the more expensive. The ratio is like 10:1Canfield used to build some of the baddest heads you could buy, and they went out of business. Sometimes quality is not appreciated in the business.
Kurt
So no more Canfield at all?I'm sure that had something to do with it. They advertised as not the nickel special head. They used to be real popular, that's how I ended up with my set. Back in the old days there weren't too many medium size heads. They also used to make almost most of the bare castings for other head brands.
Kurt
Livin the dream Kurt, livin the dream..I consider that cheap. My Canfields cost me almost $1700 when I bought them in 1999. What's that in today's money?
Kurt
Are we using the inflation rates of gasoline? I remember prices in the .89 cent range in 1999. With gas at 3$ now those heads would have been $5000 some dollars. They always were good performing heads, I'm a firm believer that TFS really has the top product on the market now and will be getting to test the new x11 heads soon !I consider that cheap. My Canfields cost me almost $1700 when I bought them in 1999. What's that in today's money?
Kurt
Are we using the inflation rates of gasoline? I remember prices in the .89 cent range in 1999. With gas at 3$ now those heads would have been $5000 some dollars. They always were good performing heads, I'm a firm believer that TFS really has the top product on the market now and will be getting to test the new x11 heads soon !
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