![]() |
Multiple Ports on One Housing
Does anyone have any experience or knowledge with porting the same housing multiple times?
|
What do you Mean? If you port it bigger than the new port your screwed, I have ported housing that were previously ported. Of course the new port was bigger than the old one.
|
Na combining ports on one housing...like bp & pp on one housing
|
Why?
-Ted |
I'm pretty sure that a few have done bridge ported irons with semi PP housings. Try contacting Judge Ito, he was a member here. This would be combo porting not porting multiple times. Now on the other hand like RXspeed said you can enlarge a previous port job to a degree.
|
Ito is still a member here. His ego has caused HIMSELF to not want to post here anymore.
|
|
Quote:
God Gift unto himself LOL Just ask him :302: |
It is multiple porting, porting a housing more than once on one housing
|
Going from a mild street to a large street to a bridge is multiple times, all these ports are in the irons / side ports. The peripheral port is in the housing so by having the semi peripheral I would say combo not multiple unless you are just talking about the irons.
BTW google can be your friend or the search feature on the forums. |
(Still waiting for an answer to "Why?"...)
-Ted |
Same reason anyone does anything to a rota...more power
|
If you're having to consider a PP with BP then you need to invest in an FI setup. I've heard of 2 rotor FI setups making 800+ HP in drag cars, and I'm sure they're not doing anything like what you're suggesting.
The fuel efficiency and life expectancy of that motor would make it completely useless. |
Quote:
|
O in that case, experience & experimentation...I've seen a shop in Japan do what I was asking & I wanted to see if anyone knew somethin similar
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 08:10 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Hosted by www.GotPlacement.com