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    Manifold wise obviously dave cna do it.

    Head wise we can do it as well, Turbo Dave ported both my 2JZ heads, our STI heads, Spoolins 690whp Honda Head, and some others. he has all the tools and a cabinet for doing it.

    But if you want a more "corporate" name i would contact Geoff From Full-Race.com they just built his R14 AWD 240sx and hes getting into the skyline stuff alot not. I think he uses HEADGAMES
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. KiDD
    Manifold wise obviously dave cna do it.

    Head wise we can do it as well, Turbo Dave ported both my 2JZ heads, our STI heads, Spoolins 690whp Honda Head, and some others. he has all the tools and a cabinet for doing it.

    But if you want a more "corporate" name i would contact Geoff From Full-Race.com they just built his R14 AWD 240sx and hes getting into the skyline stuff alot not. I think he uses HEADGAMES
    I figure you guys should be able to handle it Mike. I dont need anything too extreme, just a port and polish. My thing was I didint want it to be done with a dremel or some nonsense like that.

    Hell the stock head is capable of 10s by iteself, I just want it to flow a little better.

    I gave the shop a call and told them what I needed, I am just waiting on prices from you guys now. I plan to get my exhaust from you guys too.

    Welcome Back Mike.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sayajin
    I figure you guys should be able to handle it Mike. I dont need anything too extreme, just a port and polish. My thing was I didint want it to be done with a dremel or some nonsense like that.

    Hell the stock head is capable of 10s by iteself, I just want it to flow a little better.

    I gave the shop a call and told them what I needed, I am just waiting on prices from you guys now. I plan to get my exhaust from you guys too.

    Welcome Back Mike.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sayajin
    I figure you guys should be able to handle it Mike. I dont need anything too extreme, just a port and polish. My thing was I didint want it to be done with a dremel or some nonsense like that.

    Hell the stock head is capable of 10s by iteself, I just want it to flow a little better.

    I gave the shop a call and told them what I needed, I am just waiting on prices from you guys now. I plan to get my exhaust from you guys too.

    Welcome Back Mike.


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