never hear dof them..so they must not be that great. Get AFR! 
RHS heads
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Rhs
Originally Posted by mdhmi
Who is RHS?
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RHS has been around since the early 80's and is/was a division of Competition Cams. They were *HUGE* at one point, but as time progressed, the lion's share of the R&D and attention was directed toward the Comp Cams area of the biz and the RHS portion fizzled out, but never really died. Competition Cams has just recently devoted their time to wake that portion of the company up again in an effort to get back into the cylinder head market again. That's a real bonus, because they'll have the engineering prowess of Competition Cams behind them and probably will have some serious offerings when they get up to speed.
I personally used to use RHS heads, porting, etc, back in the 80's when I was racing my own stuff and their products/service were top-drawer! They were *THE* place to buy heads, buy crate engines or get heads ported back in the day... They are serious players.
I'll bet you'll be hearing more and more of them in the coming months as they gain business momentem.
Hope that helps.
Best Regards,
Phil- DTE
I personally used to use RHS heads, porting, etc, back in the 80's when I was racing my own stuff and their products/service were top-drawer! They were *THE* place to buy heads, buy crate engines or get heads ported back in the day... They are serious players.
I'll bet you'll be hearing more and more of them in the coming months as they gain business momentem.
Hope that helps.
Best Regards,
Phil- DTE
Last edited by DTE Powertrain; Mar 24, 2006 at 07:20 AM.
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From: The Arid Sunny Desert
Originally Posted by bobbss
I hope their good!I orderd a set today.They show great flow numbers for a small port.210 port flows over 300 at 500 lift and 320 at 600 lift.
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I got them bare for alittle over $1,100.00 from a local dealer (Ron's Porting Service).Direct from RHS was $1,149.00 + shipping (I would geuss).RHS had 3 sets on hand (they are sending 1 set to Ron's for me) so you may not want to wait to long.That is why I went a head and orderd today before they was gone,that and the fact that I could get them bare so I didn't have to spend as much money at one time.
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From: St.Louis Missouri
Finally got my heads picked up from Ron's Porting the other day.They really look good.I had Ron set them up with valves and double springs.You can get them complete from him for around $2,500.00 a set depending on what parts you go with.Can't wait to get them on.
