Port and Polish, where to go?
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From: Lower Right Hand Corner, PA
I'm looking for a mild port and polish for a Y8 head, can anyone point me towards who to go to? I don't want to spend an ungodly amount of money, and really am only looking for something basic. Any help would be appreciated, searching didn't come up with anything all that useful.
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Any well known, reputable shop should be able to do it. Some like to get ready made setups using your head as a core exchange. Either way expect upwards of 700 (assuming pricing here is around the same where you are)
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I sell and recc the CNC ported heads from R&D dyno ihave tested (both flow bench as well as dyno) many many differeny head configurations from some of the top companies on the market , and found no better results than these CNC R&D cylinder heads. There are however good hand porters out there but when you use a CNC 5 axis machine to do the port work you are guaranteed the exact same port every single time. We also offer hand finishing on top of thw CNC port.
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That's where my head was done, with excellent results. He is in Florida, which might or might not be a problem for the user who is in Pennsylvania.
</TD></TR></TABLE>That's where my head was done, with excellent results. He is in Florida, which might or might not be a problem for the user who is in Pennsylvania.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by HOOKUPS »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I sell and recc the CNC ported heads from R&D dyno ihave tested (both flow bench as well as dyno) many many differeny head configurations from some of the top companies on the market , and found no better results than these CNC R&D cylinder heads. There are however good hand porters out there but when you use a CNC 5 axis machine to do the port work you are guaranteed the exact same port every single time. We also offer hand finishing on top of thw CNC port.
Chris Whitfield</TD></TR></TABLE>
very true.
to the guys who said DonF, sorry don forgot about you. lots of good porters out there that do good work.
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very true.
to the guys who said DonF, sorry don forgot about you. lots of good porters out there that do good work.
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my numbers don't lie...Tom @ Portflow is the ONLY choice
</TD></TR></TABLE>my numbers don't lie...Tom @ Portflow is the ONLY choice
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