Followed the RB template for the street port. Replaced the bevel (chamfer) best that I could. How does it look?

I didn't change the sides to much but opened it up on the bottom to match the exhaust sleeve. I also polished the exhaust sleeve.

Thoughts?






EDIT - I think that I should open the port up towards teh edges. To at least match the sleeve...that sound right?

 

Looks sexy to me!
Damn, looks like a brand new rotor housing???


-Ted

 

Yeah, they sure were Ted....I was nervous as all hell to be honest Since it was my first time .... made it worse :/

 

ur one bally fella.....porting for the first time on a new housing.....

 

WoW! Definitely BALLSY!!

 

So, err when do you want to come to corpus and port my motor


-Justin

 

where do you get new housings at and how much are they??!?!

 

Got them from the Mazdamotorsports.com program...best drag racing I have ever done!

I really can't mention the price because it was a rather large discount. However, from the dealer there are 520 I think.

James

 

520 a peice or for both, both thats not too bad

 

a piece

 

porting brand new housings for the first time...Ballsy, very ballsy

 

How did you get a "rather large discount"?

 

Bigger!

 

I have a question. Is it OK for that gap to be there between the sleeve and the port?

 

that gap is always been there since mazda made the housings.

 

please tell me those ports arent done by Eyeballing ( cuz they came out good) or did you use one of those templates?

 

Wankel7 used RB's template.

 

Me? Thats all free hand.

 

Now, that is nice man! ^^^

 

Go to mazdamotorsports.com

Basicly, drag race or autox 2 a year. Or drag once and autox once. Get your SCCA member ship (Approx 60 bucks) and you are set for one year.

Expect a 20-30 percent discount off of stock parts and competition stuff. Minus body and interior parts.

Hell, you don't have to go ***** to the wall if you dont want to. Just run it down the track without going all out.

James