[64speed]

Arrow heads from Arrow Injuneering. Anyone heard anything about them?

[Bill Eveland]

http://www.teamxlr8.ws/Arrow_Injuneering

[tom s]

OMG!Cant wait to see how this head ends up on the bashing forum!Tom

[Jack Ferris]

Originally Posted by tom s

OMG!Cant wait to see how this head ends up on the bashing forum!Tom

X2...

[Formulas]

Dreaming of ? That would only happen if they had something to offer that isnt on the market already like improved chambers, priority cooling i/e smaller holes up front max size in back slightly better port / bowl config or same as what we already have but cheaper i guess, will be interesting

Im still waiting for a slightly improved block

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[ho428]

Originally Posted by Formulas

Dreaming of ? That would only happen if they had something to offer that isnt on the market already like improved chambers, priority cooling i/e smaller holes up front max size in back slightly better port / bowl config or same as what we already have but cheaper i guess, will be interesting

Im still waiting for a slightly improved block

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Yeah, amazing that this little industry can support so many head manufacturers but not a replacement quality block.

[Steve C.]

Reported to be spy shots of the Arrow Injuneering's new ArrowHeads at the Injun Wars Race Series at Lucas Oil Raceway in Brownsburg, IN (Indy) June 16th & 17th, 2018.


https://www.facebook.com/PontiacArro...068273/?type=3

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[Formulas]

Yup only a fool would believe we ( pontiac hobby ) will never run out of good stock 400 / 455 blocks if this hobby is to have a long term future ( perhaps after im gone) a stock block with a little more meat in critical areas at a little less $ than a full on race block will be needed

[dataway]

They probably continued to cast the 400 block down in South America somewhere for another ten years after it disappeared here.

I know nothing about heads, they could be the best in the world for all I know, but I'll start the beat down on the drawings. I could produce better drawings and 3D modeling in one day.

[redhawk44]

Its good to know that there is still an interest to feed our hobby.

[ponjohn]

Originally Posted by dataway

They probably continued to cast the 400 block down in South America somewhere for another ten years after it disappeared here.

I know nothing about heads, they could be the best in the world for all I know, but I'll start the beat down on the drawings. I could produce better drawings and 3D modeling in one day.

What software?

[GoatZillaRacing]

Originally Posted by dataway

They probably continued to cast the 400 block down in South America somewhere for another ten years after it disappeared here.

I know nothing about heads, they could be the best in the world for all I know, but I'll start the beat down on the drawings. I could produce better drawings and 3D modeling in one day.

Good to learn about your 3D modeling skills. We may have been able to use those skills in the future but your marketing skills just cost you a potential client.

[dataway]

That's ok, I stay pretty busy Seriously, you need to up the game there, these days people judge the quality of upcoming products by the quality of their presentation. Typically presentation products are based on working models and drawings so rightly or wrongly it speaks to people about the final product.

And I agree, it is good to know that people are still involved in complex projects like this. Pontiac might have lower numbers than other marquis, but they have dedicated fans. As scarcity of original parts drive price increases, aftermarket becomes more and more attractive.

PonJon, that was done with SolidWorks. I'll use that or Autodesk Inventor depending on the necessities of the particular project. SolidWork seems to have more CAM support, Inventor easier exchange, integration into other projects/software environments. These days I just to it mostly as a favor for friends etc. People involved in racing that want to flesh out a new product or idea.

[Squidward]

I'd like to see options out there. I find it somewhat insulting that E-heads and others cost a good $1k MORE than their SBC counterparts for an assembled pair of heads. Maybe I am just dumb, but does it cost so much more for Pontiac flavored aluminum and electrons to run the cnc machine? I suspect there are some killer margins in there somewhere.

Bring more to the party, it's good for all of us. Give me a reason to stop using 50 year old D ports!

[GTO Dan]

Arrow -

Good luck with the project. Great to see the enthusiasm for our old mill.

I look forward to seeking your offering.

[GTO Dan]

Originally Posted by dataway

They probably continued to cast the 400 block down in South America somewhere for another ten years after it disappeared here.

I know nothing about heads, they could be the best in the world for all I know, but I'll start the beat down on the drawings. I could produce better drawings and 3D modeling in one day.

That's a pretty picture but it doesn't mean ****. What product are you designing and offering? What Pontiac race series are you sponsoring? Why attack those that are doing?

Your intent may have have been good, your communication style on an open forum not so much.

I'm impressed with the person (company) with the idea, the design, investment and fortitude to manufacture.

[GoatZillaRacing]

Originally Posted by GTO Dan

Arrow -

Good luck with the project. Great to see the enthusiasm for our old mill.

I look forward to seeking your offering.

Thank you Dan!

[GoatZillaRacing]

"HeartBurn" Chambers in Standard or Big Bore.
Standard, Wide or Tall Intake Ports.
D-port, Round Port or Raised Exhaust Port.
Arrow Injuneering ArrowHeads are being designed to make maximum power without scalping the customer!
Stay tuned!

[slowbird]

Originally Posted by GTO Dan

Arrow -

Good luck with the project. Great to see the enthusiasm for our old mill.

I look forward to seeking your offering.

X2!

[dataway]

Originally Posted by GTO Dan

That's a pretty picture but it doesn't mean ****. What product are you designing and offering? What Pontiac race series are you sponsoring? Why attack those that are doing?

Your intent may have have been good, your communication style on an open forum not so much.

I'm impressed with the person (company) with the idea, the design, investment and fortitude to manufacture.

Didn't attack anyone. Made an observation about promotional materials. A true observation. Also said the product might be the best out there. Anyone producing anything for sale to the general public, as I have in the past, processes people's opinions and moves on.

The more recent photos posted look much better.