DocHoliday89

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What tools would be best to use if I wanted to measure CFM and pressure drop through the intake ports? I want to be able to create stock data, then compare it to different methods of porting. Thanks

lduley

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Floooooooooow bench

DocHoliday89

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That's it though? Only options are to spend 1000-1200$$? Bummer

lduley

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Youtube it, i believe you can make your own for cheaper

Vicoor

I built one for about $250. It's an orifice type with home made manometers.

I never calibrated it, but it measures very repeatably and allows me to compare before and after.

Here's a link to a flow bench forum,

PTS Flowbench Forum - Index page

lots of good info.

I've not had the chance to flow ports on a rotary. I've thought about it and seen posts that it's a waste of time. The total cross section of the rotary ports in relation to the displacement would make for a pretty low velocity flow compared to piston engines. So really porting on a rotary is less about increasing flow and more about port timing. But, matching the flow to balance AFRs between rotors, may be worthwhile.

DocHoliday89

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I've read the same thing, but it seems like it would help for with port matching( as you stated) and for calculating CFM of the port. And some like PP or bridge IS about air volume.