1/2 bridge vs Judge Ito's SP
11-02-06, 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Gen1onr
I definately like what I hear about Ito's ports... and since I have a couple cores in my basement Im thinking that maybe I should get ahold of some templates.
Does anyone know how hard it is to get his templates from him, or how long it would take to get them?
Id love to pick some up, but Im sorta leery to do this through PMs on nopistons.com
Is there anywhere else I could get a set of these? I think I need something a little heftier than the extend port templates offered elsewhere.
Does anyone know how hard it is to get his templates from him, or how long it would take to get them?
Id love to pick some up, but Im sorta leery to do this through PMs on nopistons.com
Is there anywhere else I could get a set of these? I think I need something a little heftier than the extend port templates offered elsewhere.
11-02-06, 07:47 AM
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Funny thing is, IanS was following me, and keeping with me with his sp motor, until the higher rpms. Off the line and at low rpms, he would probably have gotten better starts than I could without the rain.
11-02-06, 01:59 PM
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yeah, thats right. Once I can get better tires (and my nitrous working properly), its ON old man!!!
Who did the porting on your 12A? What templates if you did it?
11-02-06, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by twinkletoes
Man, whats the point of emissions. I'm planning on getting a mild SP for stock parts. I'll find a way to pass
I don't know how things work in your state, but in wisconsin when you title the car you just have to write on the title that it'll be stored in a county with out emissions regulations. "Registering up north" is usually the first step every one in my area takes to suping up their cars, or a way to avoid the cost of fixing a car that failed emissions. Look into it there may be a way.
06-26-07, 08:23 AM
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It's been a while, anyways long story short I got laid off from my job so I had to stop the rebuild since it needed alot more then just new seals, and I parted out the motor. I managed to gather enough cash to buy a low milage JDM 12a motor which supposedly has slightly more agressive porting, but I don't notice any thing. Anyways car's now almost complete, and as for power I'm doing alot of research into turboing the 12a. After many hours of searching I already have my system designed, and the idea is a lower boost (6-10 psi), intercooled, safe, budget setup, that uses parts that are easily fabricated, turbo parts sourced from the TII, and the intercooler and most plumbing comming from common turbo cars. My goal is to stay under $1000 total with a professionally boost prepped carb, when its done I'll post a write up.
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It's been a while, anyways long story short I got laid off from my job so I had to stop the rebuild since it needed alot more then just new seals, and I parted out the motor. I managed to gather enough cash to buy a low milage JDM 12a motor which supposedly has slightly more agressive porting, but I don't notice any thing. Anyways car's now almost complete, and as for power I'm doing alot of research into turboing the 12a. After many hours of searching I already have my system designed, and the idea is a lower boost (6-10 psi), intercooled, safe, budget setup, that uses parts that are easily fabricated, turbo parts sourced from the TII, and the intercooler and most plumbing comming from common turbo cars. My goal is to stay under $1000 total with a professionally boost prepped carb, when its done I'll post a write up.
Did you get the ito porting templates befor you parted out the engine???
if so and you would be willing to sell it im interisted in buying some.
06-27-07, 01:16 AM
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I didn't get them, but here's judge ito's contact info ,
forum profile: http://www.nopistons.com/forums/index.php?showuser=436
last time I talked to him he was selling the templates for $75, but that was back in november, message him through nopistons to get the details, I know he's still active on the forum.
forum profile: http://www.nopistons.com/forums/index.php?showuser=436
last time I talked to him he was selling the templates for $75, but that was back in november, message him through nopistons to get the details, I know he's still active on the forum.
06-27-07, 05:44 AM
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I didn't get them, but here's judge ito's contact info ,
forum profile: http://www.nopistons.com/forums/index.php?showuser=436
last time I talked to him he was selling the templates for $75, but that was back in november, message him through nopistons to get the details, I know he's still active on the forum.
forum profile: http://www.nopistons.com/forums/index.php?showuser=436
last time I talked to him he was selling the templates for $75, but that was back in november, message him through nopistons to get the details, I know he's still active on the forum.
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