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I want to do a 13B 6 port half bridge. What I have planned out is pineapple sleeve inserts, ported throttle body and intake, K&N intake, I don't know what I'm going to do with the fuel. I bought sonically cleaned 460cc injectors for primarys and I can't figure out about secondaries. What I really wanted to know was should I use s4 n/a rotors, s5 rotors, or FD. I didn't know if FD rotors could fit or not. I really want to know what kind of rotors I should use? My car is a 87
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Ummm that sounds good uhhh here is a video of that guy.
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If you can't get or don't have s5 n/a rotors then I'd use the s4 n/a rotors instead. You want the higher compression for an n/a motor. You said you have s5 rotors but didn't specify if they are n/a or not. If they are TII rotors they have the same compression as the FD rotors.
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