half bridge motor....
I wish I was driving!
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: BC, Canada
Originally Posted by RICE RACING
15 years in AUS to get right. OMG what a ******* crock of **** !
Rotary Freak
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: chandler, AZ
Originally Posted by BDC
That's not too bad, 2a+RoN. That looks alot l ike the street version I do except yours opens later but closes later. I bet it's still pretty "brappy". 
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Thanks, that's my first attempt.
BDC Motorsports
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Grand Prairie, TX
Originally Posted by RX-Heven
BDC will soon be doing a half-bridge on my housings. After meeting and talking with him quite extensively and seeing some of his work, he has my confidence.
Now, hurry up and send 'em!B
Originally Posted by GUITARJUNKIE28
templates are good for the oriface shape, but i think most guys will agree that some very important work is done where you CAN'T see.
multipersonality disorder
Joined: Feb 2002
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From: so. cal
i remember talking to you, but can't remember the exact topic. was it the 1/3 bridge?
i should have cleaned that iron before hte pic...but i'm lazy so i just hosed it off with some brakecleen
i should have cleaned that iron before hte pic...but i'm lazy so i just hosed it off with some brakecleen
haha, yup it was the 1/3. although this was my first attempt and it came out pretty nasty, good thing that housing was toast anyway. But its a cool pic becuase the housing is so mirror-finish that you can see a pretty sweet 300z in the reflection. anyway, i hope to find a new housing soon and make it look more like yours.haha
Originally Posted by GUITARJUNKIE28
i remember talking to you, but can't remember the exact topic. was it the 1/3 bridge?
i should have cleaned that iron before hte pic...but i'm lazy so i just hosed it off with some brakecleen
i should have cleaned that iron before hte pic...but i'm lazy so i just hosed it off with some brakecleen
Thats my motor
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Joined: May 2005
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From: Auckland NZ
Since we're all showen each other our ports, i thought id show mine.
sorry about the quality of photos, i didnt have a digital camera at the time.
The small bridge was used as n/a with weber, This was my first engine i ever built and my first attempt at porting.
The pictures with the large bridgeport were intended to be used with turbo, I never got to see how this port went as the motor was stolen nearing the end off the project, A real **** off as i spent approx 30hr+ porting it.
Because of a cracked rear plate Im currently rebuiding my fc engine, I will be using a medium sized bridge with this set up. Just not looking forward to porting it.
sorry about the quality of photos, i didnt have a digital camera at the time.
The small bridge was used as n/a with weber, This was my first engine i ever built and my first attempt at porting.
The pictures with the large bridgeport were intended to be used with turbo, I never got to see how this port went as the motor was stolen nearing the end off the project, A real **** off as i spent approx 30hr+ porting it.
Because of a cracked rear plate Im currently rebuiding my fc engine, I will be using a medium sized bridge with this set up. Just not looking forward to porting it.
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