1/2 bridge ported 20b?
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how did yu get past the sniffer?
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I used to be stationed on Oki , how do you get past the Sniffer? I was thinking about making a side port, or half bridge here in Yokosuka, but the sniffer got me on my last side port, (barely) and I hadn't even thought of a half bridge.
Originally Posted by 87GTR
yeah once I find a fc to put my engine into I will also be doing the 20b half bridge. I had a 13b half bridge and will never go back to a street port.
I used to be stationed on Oki , how do you get past the Sniffer? I was thinking about making a side port, or half bridge here in Yokosuka, but the sniffer got me on my last side port, (barely) and I hadn't even thought of a half bridge.
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i'd rather go with a semi-pp 20b. that way you can always go back to something relatively conservative if you want--just get new rotor housings. if you dig into the irons on a 20b, they're pretty hard to replace if you decide you don't want that much overlap anymore.
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i'd just drill the pp holes in it. those could be plugged back up if you ever go back.
but since i've never done either, i'm shooting in the dark. might be worth looking into though.
but since i've never done either, i'm shooting in the dark. might be worth looking into though.
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Two questions:
1) Would a 1/2 bridge still kill the engine's life? (like 30K miles)? And does it affect it's reliability, or just it's longevity?
2) Is "semi-pp 20b" a semi peripheral port? I take it that's basically a step past bridgeporting, right? Shifting your torque curve very high up in the powerband, very very little lowend (even less than a bridgeport) correct?
1) Would a 1/2 bridge still kill the engine's life? (like 30K miles)? And does it affect it's reliability, or just it's longevity?
2) Is "semi-pp 20b" a semi peripheral port? I take it that's basically a step past bridgeporting, right? Shifting your torque curve very high up in the powerband, very very little lowend (even less than a bridgeport) correct?
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1) engine life depends on how you treat it. i commuted with my halfie up until it got stolen.
2) yea, it's bigger than bridgeporting, but i don't think the rpms would be rediculous. everything depends on everything....port timing, turbo setup, balancing, etc etc. and the low end will be just fine. my bridge had about the same power as stock below 2500rpm, but once the turbo got spoolin, hold on!!
so the powerband would be shifted, yes, but probably not as drastically as you'd think. and a 20b has plenty of low end to begin with.
2) yea, it's bigger than bridgeporting, but i don't think the rpms would be rediculous. everything depends on everything....port timing, turbo setup, balancing, etc etc. and the low end will be just fine. my bridge had about the same power as stock below 2500rpm, but once the turbo got spoolin, hold on!!
so the powerband would be shifted, yes, but probably not as drastically as you'd think. and a 20b has plenty of low end to begin with.
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1) engine life depends on how you treat it. i commuted with my halfie up until it got stolen.
2) yea, it's bigger than bridgeporting, but i don't think the rpms would be rediculous. everything depends on everything....port timing, turbo setup, balancing, etc etc. and the low end will be just fine. my bridge had about the same power as stock below 2500rpm, but once the turbo got spoolin, hold on!!
So the powerband would be shifted, yes, but probably not as drastically as you'd think. and a 20b has plenty of low end to begin with.
So the powerband would be shifted, yes, but probably not as drastically as you'd think. and a 20b has plenty of low end to begin with.
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the stock twins on the cosmo are soo small that in paralle they spool almost too fast... in seq mod they had a problem with the 2nd turbo hit and it would create too much TQ at too low of a RPM and would damage the E shaft, this was on some earlyer 20b's
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Yea I heard about that prob w/ the stock twins. Ok then what if using a small single? The point is, if you have a turbo setup that's great for low and mid range power, would you still see a lot of low end delay in power delivery? Or would that even be a poorly matched turbo for your setup?
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you pick me up and drop me off in the airplane and i'll port and build that thing with you
newbie, it was an fc...sorry.
now i was going to do sequential twins with my friends 20b, but you're making me think twice now. are there any issues with that in the later models (c code)?
newbie, it was an fc...sorry.
now i was going to do sequential twins with my friends 20b, but you're making me think twice now. are there any issues with that in the later models (c code)?
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now i was going to do sequential twins with my friends 20b, but you're making me think twice now. are there any issues with that in the later models (c code)?
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cool beans.
this was gonna be a streetport anyway. i wouldn't do anything larger than that witht he stock turbos...they wouldn't flow anywhere near enough to justify it.
this was gonna be a streetport anyway. i wouldn't do anything larger than that witht he stock turbos...they wouldn't flow anywhere near enough to justify it.
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Streetable to me is having your power distributed throughout the powerband. Something you can push when you want, and relax with when you want. Yet having 150 hp for the first 4K rpm, then gaining 200 horses in 500 rpm, and continuing to go up like that...that's def. not streetable IMO. On a hot summer day, w/ excellent traction, going 3/4 throttle could send you into the wall sideways or even backward, even if you're 100% straight to begin w/. Not my cup of tea...