4 or 6 ports
04-15-02, 05:31 PM
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4 or 6 ports
I was wondering how you know whe it's a 4 or 6 port??
if somebody knows please let me know too!
and by the way i would like to know what can i do to make my seven quicker. (it's an N/A and i dont know if there's really something that could make it
)
thanx!!
if somebody knows please let me know too!
and by the way i would like to know what can i do to make my seven quicker. (it's an N/A and i dont know if there's really something that could make it
)thanx!!
04-15-02, 05:34 PM
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4 port is for low compression / boosted engines (better flow from the turbo)
6 port is for high compression / NA engines (better NA torque).
Other than that I get confused on VDI vs 6 port and what RPM both open to allow more flow or better low end torque.
6 port is for high compression / NA engines (better NA torque).
Other than that I get confused on VDI vs 6 port and what RPM both open to allow more flow or better low end torque.
04-15-02, 05:45 PM
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All non-turbo 13B's from '84 up are 6-port. All other rotaries sold in the US have been 4-port.
There was a Japan-market 12A 6-port (carbureted) but we didn't get that here.
There was a Japan-market 12A 6-port (carbureted) but we didn't get that here.
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