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Old 12-05-07, 03:22 PM
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Is my motor ported?

I bought a streetported motor. Is there a way to tell if its ported besides opening it or installing it?



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Hard to tell, get some close up pics of the ports with good lighting.
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its with my camera phone. ill go take another one

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if its streetported the runner will be the same as the port opening . If not the runner will get smaller then the port opening as you look down it. it ard to tell by the picture once you post a clearer one it will be easyer to look at
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intake ones too
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Stick your finger in the intake ports, it thier smooth, it's probably ported, the exhaust looks stock.
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How does the exhaust sound, it will have a lumbyer idle. When you look inside the intake ports you should c a bigger opening at the end
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Housings are stock the center plate is ported, the outside plates maybe ported but only polished thats about it nothing to crazy here
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as said, use your finger to check the surface of the intake runners. be sure to feel way into the bowl, because there are a few people that will focus work in the bowl and leave the runners with the stock flash. it's rare, but ...
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if its streetported the runner will be the same as the port opening . If not the runner will get smaller then the port opening as you look down it. it ard to tell by the picture once you post a clearer one it will be easyer to look at
many people have different styles of porting. some people make the runner completely uniform, some maintain a venturi. besides, you're not necessarily going to see the venturi if there is one.
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How does the exhaust sound, it will have a lumbyer idle. When you look inside the intake ports you should c a bigger opening at the end
more often than not, a streetport's got to be pretty big to significantly affect idle. you can usually avert this by raising the idle speed a bit. the badass "BRAP-BRAP"-style idles come with bridges and peripherals.
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are you planning on rebuilding it since its out of the car or something ?
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Well I have a stockport 12a in my car right now, but I just bought this motor and wanted to put it in. I'm trying to turbo my Rx7.

Right now I have an S4 Turbo, a 12a<->13b exhaust manifold adapter, a boost prepped nikki, a Volvo Intercooler, Mallory 4309FPR, and a Walbro255lph. I need to finish getting parts but I wanted to put this motor in.

The fact I got it (ported motor) with the stock exhaust manifold and carb made me a little weary of it it's streetported.
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You're in CA, I wouldn't expect anything other than stock exhaust to pass emissions.
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cali emissions

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You're in CA, I wouldn't expect anything other than stock exhaust to pass emissions.
That's why I don't pass smog
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