small bridge 12a/stock nikki

RotaryProphet · 01-06-2010, 08:35 AM

The bridge isn't going to increase flow very much on the intake side (generally the bridge is a last step after opening the ports up as much as possible), but it is going to move the intake open -way- forward, and without a completely open exhaust to keep backpressure to ~zero, it's going to ruin driveability pretty much everywhere. He'd be much much better off with a street port, as even a very large street port will handle these conditions better than a stock/bridge combination, and the stock nikki could be modified to run it very well.

01-06-2010, 08:35 AM	#2
RotaryProphet Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 147 Rep Power: 18	The bridge isn't going to increase flow very much on the intake side (generally the bridge is a last step after opening the ports up as much as possible), but it is going to move the intake open -way- forward, and without a completely open exhaust to keep backpressure to ~zero, it's going to ruin driveability pretty much everywhere. He'd be much much better off with a street port, as even a very large street port will handle these conditions better than a stock/bridge combination, and the stock nikki could be modified to run it very well.