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Old 08-29-2018, 03:08 PM
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Glenn - what's the going rate on a set of e heads to have this done? My motors coming out this winter. May have this upgrade done on them.

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X2... may be interested in the future myself

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Glenn - what's the going rate on a set of e heads to have this done? My motors coming out this winter. May have this upgrade done on them.

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Glenn - what's the going rate on a set of e heads to have this done? My motors coming out this winter. May have this upgrade done on them.
I get $675 to make the inserts, machine the heads, and install them. Tony at BES will also machine your heads and install the inserts. You will need to check with Tony for price.

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Do you mean this test?

Softened chambers, insert washers, clamp load, coated pistons, camshaft, headers and water.

Oh, if you follow the manufacturer's instructions...then go buy a Chevy
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Do you mean this test?

Softened chambers, insert washers, clamp load, coated pistons, camshaft, headers and water.

Oh, if you follow the manufacturer's instructions...then go buy a Chevy
Interesting photos. It looks like the top pic is darker around some of the bolt holes. Is it just the pic or is there a actual difference. First time I have seen this stuff BTW.
Thanks.

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Do you mean this test?

Softened chambers, insert washers, clamp load, coated pistons, camshaft, headers and water.

Oh, if you follow the manufacturer's instructions...then go buy a Chevy
Nice work LPI thanks for sharing.

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I get $675 to make the inserts, machine the heads, and install them. Tony at BES will also machine your heads and install the inserts. You will need to check with Tony for price.
Could you do my E-heads this winter

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