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| VAC motorsports heads I was just browsing their site, happening to come across their stage 1 - 3 heads. I'm sure I would spend as much as they're worth rebuilding / modding my current heads more. Just curious to anyone's thoughts on these? - VAC Stage 1 Performance Cylinder Heads: VAC's Stage 1 Performance Cylinder Heads are our best seller out of all the Reconditioned Cylinder Head options we offer. They offer more performance for at only a slightly higher price. Best of all, our Stage 1 heads are still Stock class legal. Our Stage One Cylinder Heads feature the following: Full Radius Valve Job using Serdi Equipment New Valve Guides Reconditioned or New Valves Balanced and Blueprinted Valves Balanced Springs Resurfaced Face Unshrouding of Valves Flow Bench Tested VAC High Performance or BMW Motorsport Valve Springs Recommended Core Charge Required I was mainly browsing their site looking for the euro oil cooler kit for my //M, just happened upon these.
__________________ ///M3DarkSide: You know this will be on "Wildest Police Chases XXII" or some shit like that. It will say, "After barreling down the road like a bullet through a gun, this dirt bag has the nerve to pull over and smoke a cigarette. But before he can hop back in his speed maching to grab his uzi so he can start popping caps, an officer pulls up to give him with a fist full of justice. This is the last joy ride this speed freak will be taking for a while after they give him a list of charges that reads like a shopping list." Current project: 1995 //M3 - 2 door, 5 speed - Cosmos Black - Rogue engineering shock tower mounts - UUC street / track transmission mounts - JT-Designs aluminum underbody paneling - Active Autowerke 3" intake - Active Autowerke differential support bracket Stockish for now, and love it |
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The stage 1 head pricelist (for those actually listed) is as follows. You would have to call for any other year / model engine. M42 Stage 1 Performance Cylinder Head #VAC-S1PCH-M42 $849.95 M50 Stage 1 Performance Cylinder Head #VAC-S1PCH-M50 $1249.95 M60 Stage 1 Performance Cylinder Head #VAC-S1PCH-M60 $1799.95 S14 Stage 1 Performance Cylinder Head #VAC-S1PCH-S14 $849.95 S38 Stage 1 Performance Cylinder Head #VAC-S1PCH-S38 $1249.95 They seem pretty complete. Everything would be brand new since they're pre-reconditioned before purchasing - which is why I could actually rationalize purchasing them. The stage 3 heads pricelist is as listed (with the exception of certain year / model motors, in which case you would have to call). These include titanium valve springs and retainers as stated. M42 Stage 3 Performance Cylinder Head #VAC-S3PCH-M42 $2399.95 list $2599.95 M50 Stage 3 Performance Cylinder Head #VAC-S3PCH-M50 $3499.95 list $3699.95 M60 Stage 3 Performance Cylinder Head #VAC-S3PCH-M60 $4699.95 list $4999.95 S14 Stage 3 Performance Cylinder Head #VAC-S3PCH-S14 $2499.95 list $2599.95 S38 Stage 3 Performance Cylinder Head #VAC-S3PCH-S38 $3499.95 list $3649 Again, this merely peaked my interest just because I happened to come across it.
__________________ ///M3DarkSide: You know this will be on "Wildest Police Chases XXII" or some shit like that. It will say, "After barreling down the road like a bullet through a gun, this dirt bag has the nerve to pull over and smoke a cigarette. But before he can hop back in his speed maching to grab his uzi so he can start popping caps, an officer pulls up to give him with a fist full of justice. This is the last joy ride this speed freak will be taking for a while after they give him a list of charges that reads like a shopping list." Current project: 1995 //M3 - 2 door, 5 speed - Cosmos Black - Rogue engineering shock tower mounts - UUC street / track transmission mounts - JT-Designs aluminum underbody paneling - Active Autowerke 3" intake - Active Autowerke differential support bracket Stockish for now, and love it |
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| I think this would be more appropriate in the FI section. However, to answer your question, the stock heads already have a high flow in comparison to how much you'll pay for a redone head. You'll pay a lot for not a lot of difference. However, if you are forced induction, you will notice a bigger difference, but again it's a thing of performance to dollar spent. You could also contact this guy: http://www.dtmpower.net/forum/showth...ht=port+polish Now if you got it done at that price, then it would be extremely benificial. (My buddy also has some nice prices too.....) |
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__________________ ///M3DarkSide: You know this will be on "Wildest Police Chases XXII" or some shit like that. It will say, "After barreling down the road like a bullet through a gun, this dirt bag has the nerve to pull over and smoke a cigarette. But before he can hop back in his speed maching to grab his uzi so he can start popping caps, an officer pulls up to give him with a fist full of justice. This is the last joy ride this speed freak will be taking for a while after they give him a list of charges that reads like a shopping list." Current project: 1995 //M3 - 2 door, 5 speed - Cosmos Black - Rogue engineering shock tower mounts - UUC street / track transmission mounts - JT-Designs aluminum underbody paneling - Active Autowerke 3" intake - Active Autowerke differential support bracket Stockish for now, and love it |
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| Dont think you would need the Stg 3 head w/ FI...but....I am having VAC do a Stage 3 head for one my E30 M3s and I think that while it is expensive, it will be worth it in the end.....I hate paying that much money, but at the same time I'm not making the mistake of trying to get it done cheaper by someone who doesnt have the experience w/ S14s.......I'm just trying to do it right the first time. |
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ex: I will do a m42 head the same as thier stg2 with custom ground cams for the price of their stg2 ($1300) Tom Last edited by 943184dr : 01-26-2005 at 12:21 AM. |