how much for a periphral port?
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Originally Posted by TonyTurboII
Do you understand there is more than just the porting? Youre going to need a custom intake manifold...
that's the catch, of course there are those who are fully capable of taking on such easy tasks, the construction of a manifold that is.
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Most machine shops will do it for about $300 per housing. Some charge less, some charge more.
Making the housings is easy with a steady hand and a quality hole-saw (I've done it). Ideally you'll rig up a fixture to hold the housing at an appropriate angle in a drill press. Ccut a big chunk of steel at the right angle on the bottom, use the dowel holes to secure the housing to it and clamp the hole mess to the drill press and go slowly with lots of lube (coolant works well). Drill a pilot hole first and then replace the bit in the hole saw with the same size dowel (thanks to Scalliwag for that idea) to prevent walking.
Now press fit in your tubing and epoxy in place. Then finish the inner side of the housing with a die grinder...
And then you can start making the intake...
Making the housings is easy with a steady hand and a quality hole-saw (I've done it). Ideally you'll rig up a fixture to hold the housing at an appropriate angle in a drill press. Ccut a big chunk of steel at the right angle on the bottom, use the dowel holes to secure the housing to it and clamp the hole mess to the drill press and go slowly with lots of lube (coolant works well). Drill a pilot hole first and then replace the bit in the hole saw with the same size dowel (thanks to Scalliwag for that idea) to prevent walking.
Now press fit in your tubing and epoxy in place. Then finish the inner side of the housing with a die grinder...
And then you can start making the intake...
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what size hole about a 2 inch?
and PP arent bad to drive around, there's alot of **** about that. But a friend of mine has a PP and he drives the car to work everyday. I driven it before. Also has a 4 puck unsprung... thats the nasty part of driving the car...
Also looking to boost it lol, if that helps the situation any.. =D
The manifolds and TB I can handle, but I'm kinda edgey when it comes to cutting a 2 inch hole in my engine..
and PP arent bad to drive around, there's alot of **** about that. But a friend of mine has a PP and he drives the car to work everyday. I driven it before. Also has a 4 puck unsprung... thats the nasty part of driving the car...
Also looking to boost it lol, if that helps the situation any.. =D
The manifolds and TB I can handle, but I'm kinda edgey when it comes to cutting a 2 inch hole in my engine..
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PP motor is not really streetable.
Sure, you CAN street such an engine, but you're severely restricting it's potential.
For the PP motor to make it's most efficient power, the exhaust has to be WIDE OPEN.
This implies the exhaust is going to make your ears bleed.
This implies it's highly illegal just by the sheer decibel output.
Don't do it.
-Ted
Sure, you CAN street such an engine, but you're severely restricting it's potential.
For the PP motor to make it's most efficient power, the exhaust has to be WIDE OPEN.
This implies the exhaust is going to make your ears bleed.
This implies it's highly illegal just by the sheer decibel output.
Don't do it.
-Ted
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Originally Posted by RETed
PP motor is not really streetable.
Sure, you CAN street such an engine, but you're severely restricting it's potential.
For the PP motor to make it's most efficient power, the exhaust has to be WIDE OPEN.
This implies the exhaust is going to make your ears bleed.
This implies it's highly illegal just by the sheer decibel output.
Don't do it.
-Ted
Sure, you CAN street such an engine, but you're severely restricting it's potential.
For the PP motor to make it's most efficient power, the exhaust has to be WIDE OPEN.
This implies the exhaust is going to make your ears bleed.
This implies it's highly illegal just by the sheer decibel output.
Don't do it.
-Ted
maybe a few psi before full boost the exhaust turns into a downpipe.
open wastegates need to step aside.
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Originally Posted by First gen man
what size hole about a 2 inch?
and PP arent bad to drive around, there's alot of **** about that. But a friend of mine has a PP and he drives the car to work everyday. I driven it before. Also has a 4 puck unsprung... thats the nasty part of driving the car...
Also looking to boost it lol, if that helps the situation any.. =D
The manifolds and TB I can handle, but I'm kinda edgey when it comes to cutting a 2 inch hole in my engine..
and PP arent bad to drive around, there's alot of **** about that. But a friend of mine has a PP and he drives the car to work everyday. I driven it before. Also has a 4 puck unsprung... thats the nasty part of driving the car...
Also looking to boost it lol, if that helps the situation any.. =D
The manifolds and TB I can handle, but I'm kinda edgey when it comes to cutting a 2 inch hole in my engine..
Check out Scalliwag's thread in the Rotary Performance section for a very good overview of the process. It's about many pages long, so sit back and pour a drink first...
As for putty, JB-Weld works but Devcon is so much better. I used JB-Weld in my test piece, my final ports will have Devcon.
Don't worry about killing the housings...Good used housings are cheap.
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Originally Posted by First gen man
Ever hear of boost activated exhaust cutouts?
maybe a few psi before full boost the exhaust turns into a downpipe.
open wastegates need to step aside.
maybe a few psi before full boost the exhaust turns into a downpipe.
open wastegates need to step aside.
Then that's a whole different matter...
Don't argue with me about the excessively loud exhaust - argue with the cop that pulls you over for it.
-Ted
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Originally Posted by RETed
So you're talking turbo PP?
Then that's a whole different matter...
Don't argue with me about the excessively loud exhaust - argue with the cop that pulls you over for it.
-Ted
Then that's a whole different matter...
Don't argue with me about the excessively loud exhaust - argue with the cop that pulls you over for it.
-Ted
It should be alright..
cops around hear are more freaked out by overlap more than pissed off by how loud it is anyways.
all redneck crackers freaking out when an engine does that.
dumbasses. lol
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Wait...You're going turbo PP? Are you looking to make 800 HP?
Turbo is a whole other world when discussion peripheral ports. Putting any reasonably sized turbocharger on a PP will just choke the engine. You need a WIDE OPEN exhaust side and a big compressor to match...
Turbo is a whole other world when discussion peripheral ports. Putting any reasonably sized turbocharger on a PP will just choke the engine. You need a WIDE OPEN exhaust side and a big compressor to match...
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I understand that.
I'm looking to run a decent size compressor with a big *** turbine housing. i dont want a snail of a turbo, something with some spool in it. Also thought about running twin's..
but thats another discussion like you said.
I'm looking to run a decent size compressor with a big *** turbine housing. i dont want a snail of a turbo, something with some spool in it. Also thought about running twin's..
but thats another discussion like you said.
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im just stuck up about the acuall port lol.. i got it now though. i wouldnt think a hole saw would be a clean enough cut though. i believe it though. whatever the holesaw doesnt get the die grinder will.
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Originally Posted by First gen man
Well the only time it'll be loud, will be when I'm under some boost.
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A riff motor is loud. Not a loud that you seem to understand. Like you might not be able to have kids after driving it around for a while. Or standing near it while it runs. A riff is comparably loud to a funny car. I'd recommend foam ear plugs and shooting ear muffs. Upon muffling, the motor loses so much power it's ridiculous. And if you turbo it, well, good luck man.
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I guess you've never actually seen or heard a PP in real life. If you had you'd realise how silly that statement was. Aaron's right, you're way outta your league...
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It was pretty deafening. Good luck with your PP...