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Which is better:

"It is not what you grind it's what you leave that counts." -Brutal 1979:judge:

OR

"It's not what you grind it's what you leave behind."

Just wondering.......:drink:

I like your original saying.

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Originally Posted by 94cobra69ss396 (Post 78448)

I like your original saying.

Yes, I'm leaning that way.:bigthumbsup:

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Originally Posted by BRUTAL64 (Post 78357)

I'm sure he is very good at what he does. From what I could see of the heads they look good. Would have to see them inperson to be sure.

I charge $500 flat to assemble a V8- that includes stress reliving the block and oil hole correction for/with bearings.

Head porting is something I've done since 78. --

"It is not what you grind it's what you leave that counts." -Brutal 1979:judge:

He did a fair amount of work to save the heads, some jackwaggon ported the heads by eye and damn near ruined them.

I know that the amount i was charged is unmatched by any company i've heard of, considering all the work. Being across the street from the shop helps alot too. I'm sure thats all factored into the cost.

They've been in business for about 40 years now and Shawn was an engineer of the ZR-1 corvette back in the 90's. He's kind of an eccentric fellow but most sharp cookies are.

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Originally Posted by Shaolin Crane (Post 78461)

That is a great price you paid for all that work.:thumbs_up:

Yeah, I at least owe them lunch :uh: