Periphiral ported housings
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my friend ran 12.3 in his Pported TII. The car weight is 2500lbs but thats just a general idea of what type of power the engine makes. If done correctly it can make around 300 hp without any adders. A turbo PP engine would be very very sick but I would think about running NOS on the motor before turbo. There is a fella from PR with a Pported NOS motor that runs 8.5 in the quatermile, although his car weights 1800 lbs it still gives you a good idea of what the car can make. What housings are you getting?
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I don't even know if that would work?? even a bridge ported motor has problems with a turbo.
FYI you idle would be around 3000rpm. with power starting around 6000. it's not for a street car!
FYI you idle would be around 3000rpm. with power starting around 6000. it's not for a street car!
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I was planning on geting the RB PP housings. It might be too extreme, maybe i'll just go with a turbo, and a street port. The PP does sound very intruiging though.
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I wanted to build a car with a PP turbo, but I don't know if I want to rebuild my engine that often, and I'm sure it would be a pain to try and drive other than at WOT.
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