Bullfrog ( GUDE ) Heads , now on MYSPACE

[culetto]

Has anyone ever used the bullfrog head kit? i know its a bit pricey but im thinking of keeping the N/A stock motor and just beefing the hell out of it to be different, if you haven't seen them the address is....

http://www.gude.com/Head/hp.htm#accord

lemme know...err...whatever you know? = )

Cully


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[A20A1]

If you got the money go for it... I've never had any experience with gude... some say they are on the slow side to get your parts back to you... :)

$150 for a custom cam regrind is the average price range.
As for the rest of the porting/polishing/grinding, I'm unsure.

[MoonScryer]

People have had shitty expreience with them, others love them. The Gude package is mainly a high rpm package - I think the effective range is 4000-6000 rpm.

It's a lot of power, yes, but the low end will suffer. For daily driving, I'd get a ColtCams stage 1 regrind or something similar from Openloop Motorsports.

Oh, and about the wait time? Yes, that comes up quite frequently; they take for freakin' ever.

[Jims 86LXI HB]

OH YEAH! Be real carefull with Gude. I've seen way more negative comments on them than I've seen good comments. It mostly has to do with their ability to deliver their products in a timely manner.
To bad, cause their head buildup looks promising and you know the R&D has been worked out instead of being an idea.

[lostforawhile]

the link is dead might as well lock this thread

[A20A1]

http://www.gude.com/

i updated the links


haha, someone recommended KMS over GUDE, KMS screwed people over big time!
http://www.civicforums.com/forums/2-other-honda-civic-parts-products/30987-oh-my-just-spoke-gude.html

Some people have good comments but most will say GUDE has a long turn around time.
buyer beware
http://realbig.com/miata/2000-10/1730.html


Gude on Myspace

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=71957696

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check out the lude :)
http://www.gude.com/mlc.html