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sbrmechanic 09-03-12 01:14 AM

Porting intake
 
I was bored earlier so i started taking apart a spare upper intake manifold just to check out the insides and i was wondering if there was anything i could port in there? ive been told you can do that on other cars but the ports seem to be pretty large stock on the rx7.

w0ppe 09-03-12 05:51 AM

Are you actually trying to port out the motor? Or just the manifolds? Your intake is only as great as its largest opening (Usually the ports in the motor).

RotaryEvolution 09-03-12 01:03 PM

you can port match them at the seams but to do any modifications inside where it counts isn't going to be within the scope of a DIY person.

sbrmechanic 09-03-12 01:50 PM


Originally Posted by RotaryEvolution (Post 11209292)
you can port match them at the seams but to do any modifications inside where it counts isn't going to be within the scope of a DIY person.

i was planning to street port a 13b in the future, what machine shop tools would i need because im guessing a grinder is not enough

texFCturboII 09-03-12 03:14 PM

A would actually be a little overkill. A dremel tool or any other rotary tool works just fine.

devilxavierz 09-03-12 04:04 PM

They sell dremel at home cheapo or lowes. get the 300, it's good enough for you to play around

RotaryEvolution 09-03-12 09:53 PM


Originally Posted by sbrmechanic (Post 11209333)
i was planning to street port a 13b in the future, what machine shop tools would i need because im guessing a grinder is not enough

the best would actually be to cut off the manifold at the header flange, weld some pipes to it and then a throttle body flange just upstream. that way you can modify the piping diameter to whatever size suits the powerband of the engine.

the intake manifold is very long and you won't realistically be able to get into most areas of it to port the innards.

sbrmechanic 09-05-12 06:32 PM

im trying to imagine this in my head but your saying that how wide the intake opens would be how wide the exhaust opens in a sense?


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