dun, dun, dun!
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dun, dun, dun!
well lads n gents, it's official
the 4pak will be no-longer.
made a call to esslinger today to go ahead and purchase the cyl head i've been trying to get for the last forever... and uh, yea - there was a communication error.
$1700 gets me: an aluminum cyl head, valves, retainers, and springs
$2500 gets me: the forementioned, all "neccessary machining", and my own cam selection. - and this head is supposed to 1) shave almost 40lbs from the front of the vehicle and 2) out-flow a ported stock cyl head, but not by INCREDIBLE means.
so, IF i can get things taken care of (lord willin') i'll be cruisin around in another combination thanks to Jimmy @ ELD before april 7.
the 4pak will be no-longer.
made a call to esslinger today to go ahead and purchase the cyl head i've been trying to get for the last forever... and uh, yea - there was a communication error.
$1700 gets me: an aluminum cyl head, valves, retainers, and springs
$2500 gets me: the forementioned, all "neccessary machining", and my own cam selection. - and this head is supposed to 1) shave almost 40lbs from the front of the vehicle and 2) out-flow a ported stock cyl head, but not by INCREDIBLE means.
so, IF i can get things taken care of (lord willin') i'll be cruisin around in another combination thanks to Jimmy @ ELD before april 7.
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Re: dun, dun, dun!
I assume this is the 2.3 in your profile? I dig those engines nothin better then a 4 cyl in a mustang walking the dog on a v8 in its own game.
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$1700!!!!!!!!! I sold mine a few years back for $900 and bought it for $600!!! My god I'm glad I'm out the 2.3t game, shit's gotten crazy expensive.
Good luck with it, keep me updated with your hp and track times. Very curious.
Good luck with it, keep me updated with your hp and track times. Very curious.
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Kevin, the head Mo is talking about is aluminum and works with the factory intake and exhaust manifolds, and doesn't require distributorless ignition. The old Esslinger heads were either a.)iron or b.) required DFI/DIS, and a custom intake. So... the head Mo is looking at is really the shit, it's only been out a few years
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Originally Posted by FlodaSE-R
My head was aluminum, worked with a stock intake, and a tubular manifold. It never made it's way on the car. Sold it to a friend in Oklahoma.
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