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I would also highly recomend Stephen. I have gotten to know Stephen over the last few months and have tremendous respect for his integrity as a businesman. He also knows how to build an engine, that is for sure.
Originally Posted by PorschePhd
I can have the heads machined to flow more than the GT3 heads, but that is not cheap. We can ring them, we can flow them. There are also intake and exhaust cams, we have special springs, Ti retainers and so on. It just depends on how much and what you want done.
A motor should be dry assembled then taken apart, measured, adjusted and reassembled. This is the only way to build a motor. Period. FWIW this is called Blue printing.
A motor should be dry assembled then taken apart, measured, adjusted and reassembled. This is the only way to build a motor. Period. FWIW this is called Blue printing.
Soon.. very soon! The car feels slow now because I'm way to use to it!
Yes it has... Just recieved a call from my brother that his car is almost ready for the weekends event and for once I'll be the slower one. I won't be able to beat his Vette, but I do miss atleast have a clear advantage on everything else.. I like to bring a Nuke to a Knife fight!
Originally Posted by eMJay1133
Wow Robert sorry to see this happen.
Powell: I saw you driving down 2351 about 2 weeks ago, your car looks great
Powell: I saw you driving down 2351 about 2 weeks ago, your car looks great
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Originally Posted by Powell
ty! Everytime I see a M3 I check to see if its a younger person driving. My buddies mom has the Phoenix Yellow one you may see around the area every so often. It's either him or her driving. Hate the color, but the car itself is fun as hell!
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Originally Posted by robmd99
Really If A Port And Polish My Heads I Will Have To Reprogram My Ecu??
this is partly why custom jobbies like what Markski has are so labor intensive, because the fuel and ignition maps have to be done specifically for each car.
but you know the saying... all good things take time
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Rob,
their are (4) cars currently being built with extensive head work:
Markski's: Appears to breathe pretty well...
Divexxtremes: I saw his new cams and saw his heads (before porting)
Divexxtremes next door neighbor (name?): is getting some MAJOR headwork.
CJV: Has done ALOT of research and last time I heard his heads were at the same place as all the others listed above: (Protomotive)
Their difference is simple (all work under one roof: port/polish/modify/build/tune) in the same building.
Other great choices as well, ie, The Doctor in KC, EVOMS in AZ,
UMW in Washington.
Everybody does it a little different with different results:
Look at Ohio GT2's numbers Without Headwork; Holy Crapola!!
It is great to have all of these great choices!
Marty K.
their are (4) cars currently being built with extensive head work:
Markski's: Appears to breathe pretty well...
Divexxtremes: I saw his new cams and saw his heads (before porting)
Divexxtremes next door neighbor (name?): is getting some MAJOR headwork.
CJV: Has done ALOT of research and last time I heard his heads were at the same place as all the others listed above: (Protomotive)
Their difference is simple (all work under one roof: port/polish/modify/build/tune) in the same building.
Other great choices as well, ie, The Doctor in KC, EVOMS in AZ,
UMW in Washington.
Everybody does it a little different with different results:
Look at Ohio GT2's numbers Without Headwork; Holy Crapola!!
It is great to have all of these great choices!
Marty K.