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04-15-09, 01:14 AM

Slevin_FD

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P Port machine shop

Anyone know of a good machine shop that can handle porting some housings? I'm near Charleston, SC and I travel to Jacksonville, FL alot too.

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04-15-09, 01:30 AM

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Might want to try one of the regional sections.

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04-15-09, 08:09 AM

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Anyone know of a good machine shop that can handle porting some housings? I'm near Charleston, SC and I travel to Jacksonville, FL alot too.

Oly machine shop
787-313-5574
Naranjito, PR

One of the best machine shops in PR!

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04-15-09, 09:00 AM

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i would call atkins/mazdatrix/pineapple racing. i'm sure one of them has the hook up.

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04-15-09, 10:41 AM

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I'm using the machine shop at a local college for mine..
But you could get away with any good machine shop as long as you are very clear about your project.

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04-15-09, 12:39 PM

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anyone have the measurements needed for a good port. This is going to be my first time trying this. they are extra housings, but still......

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04-15-09, 12:44 PM

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there is a good thread over in the rotary performance section about making p-port housings

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04-15-09, 01:10 PM

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anyone have the measurements needed for a good port. This is going to be my first time trying this. they are extra housings, but still......

well that depends on what you're building.

Is it NA or turbo?

if you are doing it in a machine shop, you should take advantage of your ability to make your port any shape you want.. not just a round hole.

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04-15-09, 04:13 PM

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anyone have the measurements needed for a good port. This is going to be my first time trying this. they are extra housings, but still......

So hold up, you now decided to do it yourself?

I gave you one of the best machine shop, if not the best when it comes down to rotary engine. You should've mentioned that it was all a pipe dream from the get go