Jeezus

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Who makes the largest Streetport and Bridgeport templates out of all the template makers like Atkins, rotaryshack, RB, pineapple? Figured I would be direct with this thread.

-xlr8planet-

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Ito

Jeezus

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He wanted 90$ for a template... Kinda outta my range when I can get 2 templates shipped for the same price.

FirebirdSlayer666

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You gotta pay to play man. You could always design your own

Jeezus

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Yeah, none of the stores around here have degree wheels

-xlr8planet-

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Im using the RB ones.

Mild but proven

trochoid

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Try Harbour Freight, McMaster-Carr, Summit for a degree wheel, or ask at your local engine builder/machine shop. As for a template, Judge Ito.

Jeezus

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Just looked up summit. They had a ton of wheels up there, might pick up a cheap one. How do you go about mounting it?

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

Most say that they mount to harmonic balancers or crankshaft sockets.

trochoid

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Substitute our E-shaft for crankshaft. Iirc, there are some good threads over at NoPistons.com on using degree wheels in the Engine Building and Porting section. If you finds one with Lynn Hannovers name on it, take it as gospel.

rxtasy3

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put the e-shaft bolt thru the center hole of the wheel.

Hyper4mance2k

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Ito's plates are by far the best on the market that's why you pay more for them.

Jeezus

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Does ITO make a bridgeport plate? I am not looking for cutting the housings and making power past 8500rpm.

84stock

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BDC does a beautiful bridgeport