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Old 02-02-02, 10:09 PM
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Street port VS. Non Street port Pic

Ive been looking for a pic like this for some time now. I wanted to know what a street port looked like compared to a stock port.
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It depends on how radical you'd like to port the exhaust ports on the rotor housings.
It looks like a mild "boxy" street port.
Old 02-03-02, 05:54 AM
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That does look like a very mild port. There is no "standard street port", but the ones I have seen usually raise the roof of the port quite a bit. It seems like a good idea to avoid increasing overlap on turbo applications, but I think most shops still do it at least a little bit. It might be just the picture or an old rotor housing, but that port looks kind of rough.
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unported
ported
those were the secondaries
ported primary

ported exhaust

those are all images from my engine and are ITO spec
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