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calio64 04-09-04 10:42 AM

porting the uim and tb
 
i have a fc im doing the fd uim and tb swap on.. i know that on the 2nd gen forum lots of people port there uim and tb..i was wondering if anybody with a fd has done this and know were there is a good how to write up on how to do it


thanx

P'cola FD 04-09-04 10:56 AM

I wouldn't bother with the TB. I don't think there is very much to gain by porting, as it is already very streamlined. If you are going to port the UIM, just port match it and the LIM together.

Kento 04-09-04 10:59 AM


Originally posted by P'cola FD
I wouldn't bother with the TB. I don't think there is very much to gain by porting, as it is already very streamlined. If you are going to port the UIM, just port match it and the LIM together.
^:werd:

Mahjik 04-09-04 11:07 AM

https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=246296

calio64 04-11-04 10:41 PM

bump

amp 04-12-04 07:30 AM

or you can send it out to extrude hone...
they will also match port..

FormerPorscheGuy 04-12-04 08:08 AM


Originally posted by calio64
bump
What's with the bump? What other information do you want that hasn't been given to you already?

This isn't a V8 and so don't Think the same principals for performance apply.

PVerdieck 04-12-04 08:12 AM

You might get more responses in the engine tech forums...

saxyman990 04-12-04 08:49 AM


Originally posted by FormerPorscheGuy
This isn't a V8 and so don't Think the same principals for performance apply.
What?? Just cause a rotory uses different components than a V8 doesn't mean that the same principles don't apply. Better flow of air and fuel will equate to better efficiency and more power. In a combustion engine, flow is everything. It's that simple. Now, the operation of the rotory may be such that port matching manifolds may not provide for the same level of results as a large displacement V8. But it will definately provide some improvements.

calio64 04-22-04 03:30 PM


Originally posted by FormerPorscheGuy
What's with the bump? What other information do you want that hasn't been given to you already?

This isn't a V8 and so don't Think the same principals for performance apply.

prick

FormerPorscheGuy 04-22-04 03:36 PM


Originally posted by calio64
prick
:ban:

(ten days after the fact) hahaha


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