RHS Heads
03-03-2007, 07:10 PM
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RHS Heads Racing Head Service along with Comp Cams have a new head...11 degree valve angle.......anyone with any input...am looking at these as opposed to AFR...any info appreciated....[posted in external 1st by accident] 
...Article in HR MAG JAN/07.
...Article in HR MAG JAN/07. 
03-03-2007, 08:37 PM
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They are ETP blanks, sent to RHS and then RHS's CNC program put into them.
I would expect similiar performance as that of the ETP's which I personally have and am very happy with as are others...
Good luck!
I would expect similiar performance as that of the ETP's which I personally have and am very happy with as are others...
Good luck!
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The thing that turned me away from the TrickFlow heads were their price. I don't understand how they figure charging that much for a set of heads is justifiable. I am deeply looking at RHS heads though, they seem to be right on the money, and flow what the TrickFlows do as well.
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Originally Posted by CamaroSS
The thing that turned me away from the TrickFlow heads were their price. I don't understand how they figure charging that much for a set of heads is justifiable. I am deeply looking at RHS heads though, they seem to be right on the money, and flow what the TrickFlows do as well.
03-22-2007, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by CamaroSS
The thing that turned me away from the TrickFlow heads were their price. I don't understand how they figure charging that much for a set of heads is justifiable. I am deeply looking at RHS heads though, they seem to be right on the money, and flow what the TrickFlows do as well.
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03-23-2007, 08:29 AM
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Originally Posted by kickassT/A
they're pretty damn close to the etp's (a little cheaper then etp's website) and about what afr's were when they came out... don't really understand your logic
03-24-2007, 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted by kickassT/A
unless rhs has had a huge price drop, that price is per head sir....
Too bad they are so damned expensive. I bought an RHS short block in 1994 and have never had any problems with it. I was surprised when I read they closed the doors. Its nice that Comp has chosen to bring them back.
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I would imagine that makes them the most expencive head then. I was about to buy what I thought was a set, since that were flowing what I needed, now I may have to wait it out to get the TrickFlow heads, they seem to be the best.
That price is stupid! $3600 for heads........wow!
That price is stupid! $3600 for heads........wow!
