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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 05:20 PM
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Rebel Ported Head Group Buy

As most of you are well aware we have started looking into the Ecotec head for more power.

Based on our research, we estimate a gain of approx. 40 CFM improvement on the intake side and a wopping 60 CFM on the exhaust. Most of the work will be on the exhaust side.

We're estimating 35-40HP gain on a GM Stage 2 setup. Of course this figure would increase significantly with a Twin Screw or turbo setup.

Details:

CNC port intake
CNC port exhaust
CNC port chambers
Diamond honed guides
Valve job
Deck skim
Clean, inspect and reassemble 16 valve head

Components Included:

Rebel 76lb or 94lb valve springs
Titanium Retainers
GM valve seals


Pricing:

Regular $1899.99US

But with minimum of 5 orders $1749.99US

Stage 2 Upgraded Head
+1mm Oversized 36.1mmIntake Valves
+1mm Oversized 31.1mm Exhaust Valves
Addtional Machine work required
Hand Finished Race Ports and Chambers
Total With the minimum 5 order $2150.00


All cores will need to be shipped to us and will take 2-3 weeks for work to be completed.

1. local Cobalt
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so we need 4 more!


Payment:

We prefer a certified cheque which can be send to:

Rebel Auto Worxs
964 Westport Cres. #11
Mississauga, ON
L5T 1S3

or through Paypal to sales@rebelautoworxs.com a 3% fee will apply with this option.

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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 06:29 PM
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hmm... gotta see what my bonus check looks like, might have to get in on this.... either that or pick up my 406 for the monte
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 06:31 PM
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IMO titanium retainers are a big waste on a stock cammed car. Also the price is a tad high. I was quoted locally for a grand for a full race port with larger valves.
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 06:32 PM
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and for this...?

Stage 3 CNC ported with +1mm over sized valves,springs titanium retainers and a hand finish on the intake and exhaust.
Optional items to includes:
Inconel valves
Ceramic heat coated valves.
Combustion chamber ceramic coated
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 07:15 PM
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interested but the price just seems a bit high, i dont think you will get many prepay orders without a dyno or something to back up the HP claims
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by -Jayson-
interested but the price just seems a bit high, i dont think you will get many prepay orders without a dyno or something to back up the HP claims
Im sure the #'s are on the way.
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 08:23 PM
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Rebel I was wondering if there was any way to get the head without any of the componets just the head work? If so how much would it cost?
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 09:11 PM
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damn thats damn near the price of brand new AFR heads for an LS1, and thats 2 heads.
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Eddie
damn thats damn near the price of brand new AFR heads for an LS1, and thats 2 heads.
And you will be with out a head for 2-3 weeks + shipping time.
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 09:19 PM
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Man to get on these group buys. You would have to have about $5000 sitting around
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by aja342
And you will be with out a head for 2-3 weeks + shipping time.
well they might offer a core, but who knows. for 1700 that should come w/ kick ass titanium valve train, and some kick ass cnc work, its not all about maximum flow but keeping up a good amount of velocity inside the head. also will these heads be milled at all or are they retaining stock compression?
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 10:50 PM
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sounds pretty sick cant wait to see it when they are done
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 11:15 PM
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I dont know I just cant see getting in on a gb like this with out some actual flow numbers. My head might already flow more than yours but if you can prove other wise might be interested.
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 11:17 PM
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we should have some actual numbers very soon, the test head is in transit to be ported
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 11:18 PM
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Hi !

I have a few questions :


CNC ported intake : Will it be matched with the stock lower intake manifold ?
CNC ported exhaust : Any idea how many material will be removed ?
CNC ported chambers : Polished ?
Diamond honed guides : Nice !
Valve job : Do you change the valves ? What material ?
Deck skim : Excuse me, but what is that ?
Clean, inspect and reassemble 16 valve head : So you re-assemble with stock cams ?

Components Included :

Rebel 76lb or 94lb valve springs : What is the main difference or benefits ?
Titanium Retainers : Less weight ? Other advantage ?
GM valve seals : Is that OK about the quality ?

So that package equals to your Stage 1 right ? Any big advantage to upgrade valve size ?

IMPORTANT : How many times it will take for a mechanic to remove the head from my car and get it mounted back on the car ?

Thanks !
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Old Aug 8, 2007 | 11:52 PM
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i had to use gm seals with my head build,far as i know no one else has any,and there seals is fine,valves and guides thats another story.LOL
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Old Aug 9, 2007 | 02:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Onyxd04Redline
IMO titanium retainers are a big waste on a stock cammed car. Also the price is a tad high. I was quoted locally for a grand for a full race port with larger valves.
We Liek to recommend the use of Titainium valves for the fasters revs and less weight on the valve train. It's worth it trust me on this one.

Originally Posted by -Jayson-
interested but the price just seems a bit high, i dont think you will get many prepay orders without a dyno or something to back up the HP claims
There is a CNC Programme already in place and figured out I will get a flow sheet for you guys tommorow.

Originally Posted by Luv2Race
Rebel I was wondering if there was any way to get the head without any of the componets just the head work? If so how much would it cost?
At this point No we aren't offering just a bare Cnc head. We put our name on these Products and want them prepared right.

Originally Posted by aja342
And you will be with out a head for 2-3 weeks + shipping time.
Working on setup a few cores.

Originally Posted by DWK5150
I dont know I just cant see getting in on a gb like this with out some actual flow numbers. My head might already flow more than yours but if you can prove other wise might be interested.
Do you have a flow sheet on your Head be nice to compare what we can do against yours
Originally Posted by Jmc007
Hi !

I have a few questions :


CNC ported intake : Will it be matched with the stock lower intake manifold ? Yes
CNC ported exhaust : Any idea how many material will be removed ?Alot on the exhaust side it needs work to say the least.
CNC ported chambers : Polished ? Costs extra to have it done as it's done by hand.
Diamond honed guides : Nice !
Valve job : Do you change the valves ? What material ? We use your stock valves and replace and inspect them
Deck skim : Excuse me, but what is that ? The head is Checked for trueness on the deck to make sure it seals nice on the head gasket.
Clean, inspect and reassemble 16 valve head : So you re-assemble with stock cams ?
we just want a bare head keep your stock cams.

Components Included :

Rebel 76lb or 94lb valve springs : What is the main difference or benefits ? 76Lb are recommended for street race use. WILD setups with LOTs of boost will need to up the spring rate to the heavy guys.
Titanium Retainers : Less weight ? Other advantage ?Faster REVS less weight in the valvtrain Rev the car up too 8k rpm now with better springs and valves.
GM valve seals : Is that OK about the quality ? They are just fine.

So that package equals to your Stage 1 right ? Any big advantage to upgrade valve size ?
Not really a huge Difference in flow numbers Not like 20 Cfm or somthing.
If your going all out have it done.

IMPORTANT : How many times it will take for a mechanic to remove the head from my car and get it mounted back on the car ? It Varies on what the re and re would cost from state to state but i would budget at least 6 hours

Thanks !
Originally Posted by Blown 4-banger
You guys realize you can send your head to a machine shop to get ported for $400-$600 right? Do that, and use the other $1100 to do something useful, or just save it
If you want someone to sand roll your head and call it a port job. This is CNC the same in Every port! These heads are flowed and have the same numbers every time.
And also come completly assembled with spings and a kick ass Valve job.
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Old Aug 9, 2007 | 10:30 AM
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i know the stock upper end isnt good past 7000RPM, how high will a stock bottom end with this head be able to rev
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Old Aug 9, 2007 | 10:44 AM
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8000rpm, anything after that you would want to get neutral balance shafts
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Old Aug 9, 2007 | 11:21 AM
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8000rpm would be REALLY fun
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Old Aug 9, 2007 | 01:55 PM
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Im so jumping on this when i get that cash handy.
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Old Aug 9, 2007 | 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Sales@rebelautoworxs
We will have Dyno numbers very soon swell as a Flowsheet for this head.
We would appreciate Constructive comments and would like any bashing or arguing to take place Via pm's. I Know I don't wanna read and I think I'm not alone.
We are trying to provide a Great service at a decent Price.
Last time I checked the nearest competitor was charging 2400 for the Non CNC Ported head with no flow sheet.
If you guys do some research on other vehicles this is a great deal for a CNC ported head.
The Components we are using in this head are top notch and very high quality.
Like i said i applaud you guys on the price Im just wondering about the components. here is a link to the head porting.

http://www.m2race.com/product_specs.asp?ID=5

I have a feeling you are using supertech valvetrain components judging by your spring rates. If so why arent you offering the 78lb option:

http://www.dezod.com/cat_gm2.cfm
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Old Aug 9, 2007 | 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by djt81185
Like i said i applaud you guys on the price Im just wondering about the components. here is a link to the head porting.

http://www.m2race.com/product_specs.asp?ID=5

I have a feeling you are using supertech valvetrain components judging by your spring rates. If so why arent you offering the 78lb option:
http://www.dezod.com/cat_gm2.cfm
I hope not, SuperTech 94s and 76s don't work with GM seats/seals. They require part number SEAT-EC3020 to work. Different spring diameters are the reason. The 78s will work with stock seats but are best used with additional seat locators.

Also, the info Dezod lists on required parts for all the SuperTech lines is incorrect. You can verify this with SuperTech directly.
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Old Aug 9, 2007 | 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Witt
I hope not, SuperTech 94s and 76s don't work with GM seats/seals. They require part number SEAT-EC3020 to work. Different spring diameters are the reason. The 78s will work with stock seats but are best used with additional seat locators.

Also, the info Dezod lists on required parts for all the SuperTech lines is incorrect. You can verify this with SuperTech directly.
Yes when u go to the supertech website they have properly updated the 78lbers to show the seats are needed and they are infact included in the 78lb package.
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Old Aug 9, 2007 | 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Eng@RebelAutoWorxs
8000rpm, anything after that you would want to get neutral balance shafts
So just to make sure about your current package, we will be able to rev up to (for say) 7800-8000 rpm (MAX) WITH the upgraded springs, BUT still running the stock valves and stock motor balance shafts ?

Also about the time required is that 6 hours total or 6 hours removal and another 6 to get it re-installed back on the car ?

Thanks !
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