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04-08-2002, 12:24 PM
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Porting your stock heads is a good idea if you are going to do it yourself but, I would go with the Explorer heads they flow way better than your stock E7's.
I bought my E7's already ported and polished....So lets see... Ported and polished E7's $220.00 3 angle valve job, high $190.00 performance valve springs Teflon seals and milled 20 thousanths I feel I got a good deal on my heads for a total or $410.00.....but the GT-40 heads that come stock on the explorers have way more potential and untouched they will flow a little better than my tricked out stock E7's. Good luck,
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