Streetport or Bridge with my setup?
02-18-03, 09:28 PM
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Streetport or Bridge with my setup?
Ok I will have the stock tranzmission so I dont know if it can handle 10k rpms with a bridgeport. I think 9k is max but i dont know. Another thing is will a big streetport still pass emisiions if I stick a cat and airpump on ?
I have 89GXL s5 engine... what will the redline be for a streetport ? I shift at 8500 stock engine
what about a partial bridge?
What about monster bridge ? whats the reliability with this and miles ??? rpms exc
The porting is free with my rebuild by the way.
I have 89GXL s5 engine... what will the redline be for a streetport ? I shift at 8500 stock engine
what about a partial bridge?
What about monster bridge ? whats the reliability with this and miles ??? rpms exc
The porting is free with my rebuild by the way.
02-18-03, 09:34 PM
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all i know is that bridge's dramatically reduce engine life, and your chances of passing smog? **** being slim, its basically none. an idle of at least 1k is needed for a bport to run right, and your car wont pass smog if it idles that high. i dont think the transmission is an issue. also, bridgeports only make power in the higher rpms, hence the high redline.
id generally go with a large streetport...you may be able to pass smog with the cat on...and engine reliability isnt reduced.
id generally go with a large streetport...you may be able to pass smog with the cat on...and engine reliability isnt reduced.
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02-18-03, 10:27 PM
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I really wouldnt recommend a BP. Have you ever seen/heard one run? Very loud, very rappy (brap brap brap) and just not all that great for a street driven car IMO. With a large streetport emissions shouldnt be a problem, you can retain a near-stock idle, and still have decent power throughout the RPM range.
02-18-03, 10:42 PM
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you wouldn't want to hit 10k on the stock flywheel, it might shatter. They are supposed to at 10.5k, so 10k is pushing it.
I can see bridgeport being used for a race engine, but I can't see myself driving it on the street.
Just find a video of one running and you'll see what I mean. They're also loud as hell, if that's an issue to you.
I can see bridgeport being used for a race engine, but I can't see myself driving it on the street.
Just find a video of one running and you'll see what I mean. They're also loud as hell, if that's an issue to you.
02-19-03, 12:32 PM
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Well I should've qualified my remarks by saying you can't go buy a porting template and start grinding.
Anything CAN be done if you throw enough time, energy, or money at it.
Hence we have a turbocharged 86 NA.
Anything CAN be done if you throw enough time, energy, or money at it.
Hence we have a turbocharged 86 NA.
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Originally posted by Rxmfn7
I really wouldnt recommend a BP. Have you ever seen/heard one run? Very loud, very rappy (brap brap brap) and just not all that great for a street driven car IMO.
I really wouldnt recommend a BP. Have you ever seen/heard one run? Very loud, very rappy (brap brap brap) and just not all that great for a street driven car IMO.
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