what's a set of diamond cut TC88 cylinders/heads worth?
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08-28-2010 | 10:53 AM
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08-28-2010 | 11:37 AM
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They are worth whatever someone will pay for them on ebay, which probably isn't much.
Do you mean they have been bored for 95"?
What's the bore diameter?
You might try posting who did the porting and details, if its someone known for their work, it could bring a little more.
Got pictures?
Do you mean they have been bored for 95"?
What's the bore diameter?
You might try posting who did the porting and details, if its someone known for their work, it could bring a little more.
Got pictures?
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08-28-2010 | 11:39 AM
They are worth whatever someone will pay for them on ebay, which probably isn't much.
Do you mean they have been bored for 95"?
What's the bore diameter?
You might try posting who did the porting and details, if its someone known for their work, it could bring a little more.
Got pictures?
Do you mean they have been bored for 95"?
What's the bore diameter?
You might try posting who did the porting and details, if its someone known for their work, it could bring a little more.
Got pictures?
Last edited by Bdhouse61; 08-28-2010 at 02:51 PM.
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08-28-2010 | 11:45 AM
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Post up some pics, you might find some interest here.
The diamond cut is kinda cool.
When you have a silver motor, it helps to do a little something to dress it up.
Used Twin Cam parts are so cheap because so many people upgrade.
I picked up my take off 06 heads (no miles) for less than the price of a set of high lift valve springs for my 99 heads.
The diamond cut is kinda cool.
When you have a silver motor, it helps to do a little something to dress it up.
Used Twin Cam parts are so cheap because so many people upgrade.
I picked up my take off 06 heads (no miles) for less than the price of a set of high lift valve springs for my 99 heads.
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