1/2 bridge port FD project
09-10-04, 10:35 PM
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1/2 bridge port FD project
well this is why my FD has been down for a while, it had 123xx miles on it and it needed a rebuild, it didn't blow yet. so i thought it would be a good idea to rebuild it befor it blew. it had great compersion (100psi) on all 6 face.
thats just a little bit, if requested more pics will be shown....
thats just a little bit, if requested more pics will be shown....
09-12-04, 01:53 AM
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That's pretty cool. I got a deep port job on my car- no bridge cuts or anything, but it sounds pretty close to it at idle- really hates to be low in rpms too. I threw the motor in with my stock twins after I non-seq'ed them and now I've got a TO4R. Its a good idea to get ahead on the project with the motors unless you have more than one sitting around. Single is so much nicer.
09-12-04, 02:55 PM
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ya im also full non seq. they way im building my car up is step by step so i can just go big upgrades without lots of work, like a single turbo setup, i got everything for it, injectors IC pump ect... so then when i get the single turbo kit i can just put it on without a tone of work. so i have less down time.
it might run today w00t
it might run today w00t
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09-12-04, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by 93BlackFD
you call that a bridge?
Don't get me wrong, the work looks nice, but that is more like a 1/4 bridge. I think it'll be nice and streetable.
09-13-04, 10:50 AM
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I did all the fuel an everything when I put my new motor in. Rich- you know all about that... I think it took us like 2 months to get everything I needed for my fuel setup.
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