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Paul left click on the address bar then right click on copy. Come here and left click in message area then right click and select paste.
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I'll try that sometime. Thanks Bruce
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Not stock Eheads. |
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They look stock from the outside!
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Add the N20 and hang on! He is on Long Island NY. |
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I there a rule against porting heads? Maybe I didn't get that memo.
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and then you teleported to a 370 CFM wide port when I advised how strong an unported Brodix entry level head really is. Last edited by pastry_chef; 09-23-2016 at 08:21 PM. |
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Blocks are another issue. The ones out there now are great race pieces and I hope to acquire one for my next build, but I still think a lighter/cheaper sportsman/replacement block is needed since all we have is 40-50 year old used Iron. A more affordable block may also keep some of the LS swaps out of our beloved Pontiacs.
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There has been someone that has/had that interest & ability for that kind of block for a while but too many people have given him so much trash over his current offerings that this is very unlikely now.
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Last edited by Anderson Port Development; 09-25-2016 at 12:03 PM. |
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I agree 100% about needed better options when it comes to blocks. I also would like to see more options when it comes to lesser expensive rods. I would like to see a good quality rods at a price that can compete with the rods made in China. |
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... the rods will be available in standard Pontiac or BBC specifications, the crankshafts are a high quality forging which also carry the IPN process ... ... once i have the pistons in hand i'll take more pics and release pricing info for the kits or individual components ... Last edited by Anderson Port Development; 09-25-2016 at 12:38 PM. |
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... crankshafts & rods material is imported, pistons are manufactured 100% in the USA ...
... The crankshaft is Machined offshore and all balancing & finishing work on Crankshafts and rods are performed IN USA ... Last edited by Anderson Port Development; 09-25-2016 at 01:18 PM. |
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So imported steel. But forged and machined in America ? Or just final machining in America ?
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I forgot about deck height & head bolts...
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Well that just won't happen. And the price on blocks is kept lower by competition. If one of the suppliers stopped the price would likely go up.
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When I had money to race , I was running a Sbc. Now that I have no money I am trying to run Pontiac. I guess I am doing this backwards. |
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