My SE motor's port job...
#1
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My SE motor's port job...
the porting didn't go without issue, on the second pic, u can see where theres a bit of a messed up spot on the top of the port... its from my bit being unevenly worn, and touching the side of the plate... i still need to do 1 exhaust port, but thats no biggy... the plates are all at atkins right now being cleaned up and i'm guessing painted black like atkins likes to do... if they aren't i'm gonna cry lol
#2
Yeah, shutup kid.
Before the motor goes together you should put a small bevel on the closing of the port. I can't find the thead, but judge ito posted this. On a large port the leading edge of the side seal can become un-supported and it can actually hit the closing edge of the port, putting a bevel on it lets the side seal just ride back up easily. Do not round the edge of the side seal, it would keep the seal from breaking, but it would also leak compression. I think the bevel would be easiest to do with a small/medium sized sanding wheel on a dremel.
#3
Bimmer *****
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i did put a bevel on the ports on the intermediate plate, but i see what you mean about the ones on the front and rear plate, i'll look into doing that, shouldn't be too hard... thx for the suggestion
#4
Yeah, shutup kid.
I think I already mentioned this when I first saw that port, but that's gonna cause some serious overlap. I've got a bit of overlap just from my large exhaust port, and I didn't even touch the bottom part of the intake port.
#5
Rotary Enthusiast
Yeah, make sure you run the rotors on there with shaft b4 putting it together to make sure the side seal doesn't catch on the port. It has been done b4 several times, so better watch out.
#6
Airflow is my life
http://www.nopistons.com/forums/inde...howtopic=33859
Also read his other threads. He's the man to talk to about porting.
Also read his other threads. He's the man to talk to about porting.
#7
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Originally Posted by Rx7carl
http://www.nopistons.com/forums/inde...howtopic=33859
Also read his other threads. He's the man to talk to about porting.
Also read his other threads. He's the man to talk to about porting.
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I'd like to port my 12A... I'm going to buy a dremel sometime. Any suggestions?
I'll probably dig up some old housings and try it out...
Who's the man I need to talk to about porting? The NoPistons link is dead.
I'll probably dig up some old housings and try it out...
Who's the man I need to talk to about porting? The NoPistons link is dead.
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Originally Posted by Pele
I'd like to port my 12A... I'm going to buy a dremel sometime. Any suggestions?
I'll probably dig up some old housings and try it out...
Who's the man I need to talk to about porting? The NoPistons link is dead.
I'll probably dig up some old housings and try it out...
Who's the man I need to talk to about porting? The NoPistons link is dead.
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