Pro Comp aluminum heads?

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360..+.070 with CNC pro comp heads....has MP 590 cam....waiting for some action....
Last Year....Black Friday sale on ebay...Speedmaster aka pro comp had all their heads on a 30% discount...they were available bare...assembled and cnc ported.

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I have a MRL set, but yet to drive them. According to Mike they are good castings. Guides are crap. Buy them bare, replace the guides and buy quality hardware to match your setup.
 
I have a MRL set, but yet to drive them. According to Mike they are good castings. Guides are crap. Buy them bare, replace the guides and buy quality hardware to match your setup.
What about the guides?
 
By the time you add guides, valves etc along with shop setup cost, wouldn't a set of assembled ProMaxx heads be the better bet and likely comparable in cost? There's some good info here on those heads and the quality of the castings, components and assembly
 
What about the guides?

I don't know. That was info i got from Mike when I spoke to him about the heads. IDK if he frequents this board any more.

All the other engine builders my dad and I have worked with have said the Pro-Comp castings are good quality, buy them bare and build them with quality hardware. My dad has used a few 350 heads and a set of 302 heads. I have the LA heads. I looked into them for my 460 and those who build 385 family Fords considered them a fair stock replacement head that was good for the street crowd but fell very short when compared to other performance heads.

I think I'm $1200 in my heads, set up for my cam. I bought bare castings and sent them to MRL because he had the most knowledge of these castings and new what to do.
 
There are some threads with flow numbers. Essentially they flow about what edelbrocks flow.
 
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