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puppyslaughter 04-11-07 07:41 PM

street port on stock FD?
 
hey guys
i just pulled my engine and am about to send it off to have it rebuilt (blew a coolant seal). i was just wondering weather i should tell him to street port it while its opened up, my car is almost a 100% stock. am i gonna notice any diffrence if i do a street port? my only real future plans for it are to put the jspec twins. so am i reeally gonna benifit from a street port?

rynberg 04-11-07 07:53 PM

You will not benefit from a streetport on a stock car. You need to open the intake and exhaust to realize any benefits.

jeff p 04-11-07 08:28 PM

what do you want out of the car?.. if I were you I would do the street port. put an intake and complete exhaust on the car (dp, hf cat, catback). followed by a pfc, tuning, and radiator. this will put you in the 325 to 330 hp range on stock twins at 11 to 12 psi. plenty of power for a street car and still be a daily driver. do it right while you have it out of the car and form a plan with what you want out of the car . you will save a lot of money this way.

Jeff

BigJim 04-12-07 01:29 PM

jeff p, that is the exact same setup as my new fd and it dynoed at 310 to the rear wheels.

puppyslaughter 04-12-07 08:34 PM

yeah im not trying to go huge i went crazy with my FC and now i hardly drive it. ok one more question are there any reliability issues with the streetport? cause im not trying to rebuild it in another 20k miles. thanks
jeff

rynberg 04-13-07 12:45 AM

No reliability issues with a mild streetport.

joe1573 04-13-07 07:13 AM

I had mine street ported at rebuild. Then add the rest as money was available. I still run stock twins and an very happy, but if i decide to go extreme then I don't have to pull the engine.


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