e7's, do people buy them ?
10-13-2006, 12:17 PM
#21
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RE: e7's, do people buy them ?
just noticed no phone number on website, how silly. i can look elswhere. there is an email link but i have no email client on work computer so i can't retrieve the email to webmail them...
10-13-2006, 02:04 PM
#22
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RE: e7's, do people buy them ?
My input:
You should build a pole barn to store your old parts in.
E7s are not junk.
My machinist gave me 2 pairs of them. After a bit of port work they have proven to be a nice head - up to about 5200 rpm.
They are ideal for building a reliable low buck beater engine for any vehicle.
You should build a pole barn to store your old parts in.
E7s are not junk.
My machinist gave me 2 pairs of them. After a bit of port work they have proven to be a nice head - up to about 5200 rpm.
They are ideal for building a reliable low buck beater engine for any vehicle.
10-13-2006, 02:41 PM
#23
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RE: e7's, do people buy them ?
Man i would i love to have my own pole barn.
. But yea, i was thinkin about cleanin em up and porting them myself so i can learn to, and if i mess up, who cares. I hear they are kindof close to gt40's when you port them. I'll ponder on what to do with them, i know i wouldnt get that much out of them, so it wouldnt be too big of a gain if i did sell them.
. But yea, i was thinkin about cleanin em up and porting them myself so i can learn to, and if i mess up, who cares. I hear they are kindof close to gt40's when you port them. I'll ponder on what to do with them, i know i wouldnt get that much out of them, so it wouldnt be too big of a gain if i did sell them.
10-13-2006, 03:08 PM
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RE: e7's, do people buy them ?
ORIGINAL: deadcarnahans
My input:
You should build a pole barn to store your old parts in.
E7s are not junk.
My machinist gave me 2 pairs of them. After a bit of port work they have proven to be a nice head - up to about 5200 rpm.
They are ideal for building a reliable low buck beater engine for any vehicle.
My input:
You should build a pole barn to store your old parts in.
E7s are not junk.
My machinist gave me 2 pairs of them. After a bit of port work they have proven to be a nice head - up to about 5200 rpm.
They are ideal for building a reliable low buck beater engine for any vehicle.
10-14-2006, 01:10 AM
#26
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RE: e7's, do people buy them ?
ORIGINAL: 88BlueGT
Why would you waste your time with stockers when you can get a set off of an explorer and port them..... those are still very low budget heads.
ORIGINAL: deadcarnahans
My input:
You should build a pole barn to store your old parts in.
E7s are not junk.
My machinist gave me 2 pairs of them. After a bit of port work they have proven to be a nice head - up to about 5200 rpm.
They are ideal for building a reliable low buck beater engine for any vehicle.
My input:
You should build a pole barn to store your old parts in.
E7s are not junk.
My machinist gave me 2 pairs of them. After a bit of port work they have proven to be a nice head - up to about 5200 rpm.
They are ideal for building a reliable low buck beater engine for any vehicle.
Why?
Because my machinist gave me E7TE heads. He did not give me Explorer heads.
10-14-2006, 07:40 AM
#27
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RE: e7's, do people buy them ?
ORIGINAL: deadcarnahans
Why?
Because my machinist gave me E7TE heads. He did not give me Explorer heads.
ORIGINAL: 88BlueGT
Why would you waste your time with stockers when you can get a set off of an explorer and port them..... those are still very low budget heads.
ORIGINAL: deadcarnahans
My input:
You should build a pole barn to store your old parts in.
E7s are not junk.
My machinist gave me 2 pairs of them. After a bit of port work they have proven to be a nice head - up to about 5200 rpm.
They are ideal for building a reliable low buck beater engine for any vehicle.
My input:
You should build a pole barn to store your old parts in.
E7s are not junk.
My machinist gave me 2 pairs of them. After a bit of port work they have proven to be a nice head - up to about 5200 rpm.
They are ideal for building a reliable low buck beater engine for any vehicle.
Why?
Because my machinist gave me E7TE heads. He did not give me Explorer heads.
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