https://www.cncheads.co.uk/
This company has been suggested to me for a modified head, run by Ric Wood https://ricwood.com/
Does anyone have any experience of them ?
“CNC Heads” any experience ?
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Re: “CNC Heads” any experience ?
Depends on what your after, for a one off A-series head I would be looking at MED or any of the others which there are many.
For a different head he has a CNC program for maybe, although from the heads I have had on the flow bench they are not outstanding but you don’t know what the original customer was trying to achieve.
For a batch of heads with a CNC program done for you are looking at a long time(Years) and five figures.
For a different head he has a CNC program for maybe, although from the heads I have had on the flow bench they are not outstanding but you don’t know what the original customer was trying to achieve.
For a batch of heads with a CNC program done for you are looking at a long time(Years) and five figures.
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Re: “CNC Heads” any experience ?
Thanks, so really a trade supplier, was surprised there was no menu of specs on the site - even as a starting point.
I was told that they supply Swift - but I guess that is to pre-determined designs.....with small changes
I was told that they supply Swift - but I guess that is to pre-determined designs.....with small changes
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Re: “CNC Heads” any experience ?
They might well supply Swiftune, The CNC programs are taken off a master head, so it can only ever be as good as that head. Mosts of Swiftys stuff is done on new FIA legal castings.
Unless your pushing the limit on every component, a well sorted head is not going to hold you back, don't look at the stars too much. From watching the tech videos on Youtube, looks to me that MED are doing heads well. Calver is another option.
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Re: “CNC Heads” any experience ?
If you send a core unit to Calver stamp it with your ID first 
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