[johnta1]

But John is in business to make money. How many people here would buy his heads if you needed new pistons, camshaft, valve train, intake, exhaust, and even new valve covers? It is all about ROI

That's probably very true.

But I know that KRE are true Pontiac fanatics, and do it for the pride of getting the power from the Pontiac engine.

Their business is probably just a 'perk', if it makes money, that means more money for other innovations.

If one is in it for just the money aspect, they would do better in the chevy world.

[65nss4spdGTO]

Originally Posted by johnta1

That's probably very true.

But I know that KRE are true Pontiac fanatics, and do it for the pride of getting the power from the Pontiac engine.

Their business is probably just a 'perk', if it makes money, that means more money for other innovations.

If one is in it for just the money aspect, they would do better in the chevy world.

Good thing KRE developed the D-Port! Just a few guys willing to spend the money for the high end stuff. KRE has done tons for the Pontiac community, they are also able to keep costs down by where there business is located. If KRE was located in Chicago, they would have to charge 25% more just to cover the taxes.

The fact they developed the warp head, it's worth $10k to $12k IMO.

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