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Mike

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i got a good std turbo head, and was wandering if its cheaper to buy a morspeed booster head or have them convert my head to the booster spec.

Any ideas? Any Morspeed insiders here? lol



Mike

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ah, just this second had a reply from Simon, conversion cost is ?450, same as buying one new.



AlexF2003

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basically it would be...

same amount of work required most of the time :)

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Mike

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even tho i'm providing the head?



AlexF2003

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a head is a head...

99% of modified heads are on exchange anyway...

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Mike

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i just picked up a stg2 med turbo head 2nd hand so that'll have to do for now. I might have a std turbo head and an 11 stud 940 with 100 miles since new guides, valves and a skim to put on the for sale thread soon.



Star Mag

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Was it the one off Ebay??


Mike

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y, dont tell me its buggered!!

Edited by Mike on 9th Jan, 2005.



Star Mag

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No i just seen it on the auction the other day and was wishin i had the cash for it!!!!


Mike

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ah (phew!)

i contacted med and they confirmed its serial numbers and its a stage 2 with 35/29 valves, 27cc chanbers, silicon bronze guides and ported too.

shweeet


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