Head work on cossie
13-10-2004, 06:06 PM
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Head work on cossie
thinkin of having some head work done on ma cos just wondered if anyone has any good reports of anywhere cheeRS
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KARL NORRIS 
look at this badboy! and its proven!
Nick waples is the also VERY well proven and I would not hesitate to use him IF karl was busy
look at this badboy! and its proven!
Nick waples is the also VERY well proven and I would not hesitate to use him IF karl was busy
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Mike, I don't think you can say 'without question' if you haven't tested a Waples head back to back in a scientific test with a Karl Norris Head.
What you can say is that in harveys opinion (and therefore yours as well!) Waples does the best heads!
I had the choice of either and wasn't bothered about cost or time and CHOSE Karl.
I am VERY VERY happy with the results
P.S is that the right spelling of chose? or is it choose?
What you can say is that in harveys opinion (and therefore yours as well!) Waples does the best heads!
I had the choice of either and wasn't bothered about cost or time and CHOSE Karl.
I am VERY VERY happy with the results
P.S is that the right spelling of chose? or is it choose?
hes busy lol gotta ring back later or tomoro 
14-10-2004, 01:16 PM
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porkie - chose is the past participle of choose and you spelt it correctly. fooking grammar lessons from a kraut 
i would choose my missus for any head work
i would choose my missus for any head work
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Nige....send a PM to "spenner", he did the head on Nick Lewis' 632bhp Cossie as per the other thread mate......or he'll be at the meet, not sure if he will be interested in more work, but certainly well worth a try Proven to produce the goods and local too
Proven to produce the goods and local too
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Nick Waples is the best in the country without question. He is who Mountune use on all the works engines and also did the heads for one of the F1 teams and instantly achieved a 70bhp increase 
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