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Old 01-14-2002, 04:42 PM   #12
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Originally posted by gtsr515
Ported E7TE's are the benchmark for a waste of money, to get them to really work, and I'm speaking from plenty of experience using them, you can have a set of stock Aluminum or Steel heads that will do much, much, better. (GT-40, TFS, etc.)

Forget it!, put $200.00 more into your project and you'll do alot better!

Good luck
Oh please!! Plenty of people go 12's with port and polished E7's I would bet money that mine would outflow some GT-40's.

Alot!! of my friends have knocked off 3 and 4 tenths with ported E7's.

Lets see I paid about 350 total after 3 angle valve job. Compared to 675-1000 dollars Oh yeah!! I feel cheated
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