6-Port Flow
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6-Port Flow
Hey Guys,
I am about to put together a new engine. I currently was running a 6-port turbo, with high compression rotors. When I put together this engine, I will be using low compression rotors, but I am wondering about the 6-port irons. I am assuming that by using my 6-port irons, I will have more flow, compared to 4 port irons (without porting of course).
Any thoughts on this? Does the poor port matching of the lower intake come into play?
Thanks
I am about to put together a new engine. I currently was running a 6-port turbo, with high compression rotors. When I put together this engine, I will be using low compression rotors, but I am wondering about the 6-port irons. I am assuming that by using my 6-port irons, I will have more flow, compared to 4 port irons (without porting of course).
Any thoughts on this? Does the poor port matching of the lower intake come into play?
Thanks
Because of how big the ports are you need the higher compression to keep a decent low end for driving around
4 port- low compression
6 port- high compression
the poor port matching was intentional when mazda made then you will lose power if you port match it
4 port- low compression
6 port- high compression
the poor port matching was intentional when mazda made then you will lose power if you port match it
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