Best place to have seats cut

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I have an 2008 crf250r that i need to have the valves cut, where would be the best place to send the head?
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Ghostrider145 1/20/2019 10:00am
1/20/2019 10:00am
Idk who the “Best” is but you could call Race Tech, XPR or even Todd at TLR.
Lots of options.

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mxracer239 1/20/2019 10:23am
1/20/2019 10:23am
Oh gotcha, What is the average cost to have the valves cut?
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cody41 1/21/2019 5:09am
1/21/2019 5:09am
mxracer239 wrote:
Oh gotcha, What is the average cost to have the valves cut?
You could have got three different prices by simply calling around and answered your own question.
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Sixeightone 1/21/2019 6:16am
1/21/2019 6:16am
usually like 30-40 for a 3 angle, and 50-60 for a 5 angle per seat. Tim at X-PRO in Andover Connecticut is the best place to send it.

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brian352 1/21/2019 3:13pm
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I use Power to Spare (PTS) out of Minden,LA.
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garagedog 1/21/2019 8:28pm
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Valves cut? Or seats?
My local guy charges $75 per head.
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DTHA70 1/22/2019 11:35am
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mxracer239 wrote:
I have an 2008 crf250r that i need to have the valves cut, where would be the best place to send the head?
I would recommend getting rid of the iron valve seats entirely if youre replacing the stock valves with Titanium again. it'll run about $300 to get all 4 seats replaced with Moldstar90 or an equivalvent Copper/Bronze/Nickel/Beryllium alloy that will provide a better sealing surface, cooler combustion chamber temps, and longer valve life.

If youre switching to stainless valves, a good 3 angle cut on the stockers will be fine. Make sure you run good strong springs with heavier valves and ALWAYS use new locks on new valves.

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