Half-Bridge Port..
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Half-Bridge Port..
Yes i have searched so dont tell me to...
i'm getting ready to port my engine, im doing a half bridge port, i am trying to find some templates so i can start the process.
does any one know where to get some templates ?
i'm getting ready to port my engine, im doing a half bridge port, i am trying to find some templates so i can start the process.
does any one know where to get some templates ?
Here's what your half bridge TII would sound like. http://media.putfile.com/short-bridge
Do a search buddy been talked 1000's or times.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...lf+full+bridge.
dont stuff about, do full
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...lf+full+bridge.
dont stuff about, do full
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thank you, i have tried seaching because i know its been talked about, but with the search just didnt find what i was looking for, but that link is helping alot, thanks
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****, i'm still confused for what i want now.. after that i dont know if HBP or FBP might be to much for what i want.. ? i want around 350rwhp, running the BNR stage4.. would either of those ports be to much?
You can get 350+ on a good streetport with great driveability. A half bridge sounds awesome though (that's why I posted a video) with a little compromise in drivability but quicker turbo spool and more power (need a bigger turbo for it too to get the most out of it). BDC is a good guy for porting, building and advice.
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yea see i would really love to have the Half Bridge or Full bridge, but i dont want to have to make HIGH hp numbers just to have it, i want a good Drift, 1/4 mile car.
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Without knowing the shape of each exhaust it's hard to say.
The street template (it's basically a RB template) moves the exhaust down a bit. This will hit the turbo harder and increase spool but will hurt you in the top end.
If the race template moves the exhaust up and generally makes it bigger, this is best for a high RPM engine and bridgeports.
Your BNR stage 4 is too small for a bridgeport.
The street template (it's basically a RB template) moves the exhaust down a bit. This will hit the turbo harder and increase spool but will hurt you in the top end.
If the race template moves the exhaust up and generally makes it bigger, this is best for a high RPM engine and bridgeports.
Your BNR stage 4 is too small for a bridgeport.
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but you may need a bigger turbo to keep up with it 
