cnc d heads
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My preference is to start out non cnc and have professionally hand ported and assembled taylored to specific application. If I'm going to spend the extra money I'd rather help support someone who not only knows what their doing but themselves also. Plus a good head porter will outflow any cnc head. My personal experience and opinion of course but the power to be had in heads is huge including SC application. I will find the link here on OSO which involved SC build with Merlin heads vs other cnc head if I recall. If I recall it was smitty not sure but regardless the gains where huge.
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Post #7. Not a true comparison from same head non cnc'd vs cnc but thought I'd post anyway. Still shows the power of heads.
merlin grumpy jenkin cast heads
merlin grumpy jenkin cast heads
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My preference is to start out non cnc and have professionally hand ported and assembled taylored to specific application. If I'm going to spend the extra money I'd rather help support someone who not only knows what their doing but themselves also. Plus a good head porter will outflow any cnc head. My personal experience and opinion of course but the power to be had in heads is huge including SC application. I will find the link here on OSO which involved SC build with Merlin heads vs other cnc head if I recall. If I recall it was smitty not sure but regardless the gains where huge.




