Tri-State Heads

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iowabowhunter

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Does anybody have any experience with these heads? They told me the Tri-Pro is based off of the Edelbrocks and is avalible in 180, 190, and 210 CC.

http://www.tristatecylinderhead.com/catalog/index.php

 

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R2D2

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whos casting them?

 

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sbftech said:

whos casting them?

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I do believe they are from Pro Comp. They have found several "holes" into getting their product over here.

Buy American, we need the jobs to stay here.

 

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Who's pro-comp?

 

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dont be cheap buy american

 

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Buy the Edelbrocks. The prices on tristate's website are for bare heads. To machine the heads, plus assemble them, you're at or above the price for the Edelbrocks that you could've just gotten in the first place, IMO.

 

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iowabowhunter said:

Who's pro-comp?

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Chinese product sold here. Kind of a knock off (replica) head design of American designed cylinder heads.
Go to ebay do a search for SBF aluminum heads. They're all over ebay, yes their cheap and have little quality control and research/developement. Which is the reason they're cheaper then their American counter parts.

 

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donsbad68 said:

dont be cheap buy american

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