Peripheral ported turbo street engine
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Peripheral ported turbo street engine
Is anyone here running a peripheral ported turbocharged engine in their street car? How hardcore are you! come on!
Or do you know of anyone who is?
Or do you know of anyone who is?
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I have strange and wonderful things happening in my workshop. Nothing that will be on the road anytime in the next year or two. Let's just say I hope to have a nice 20th birthday present for my '85.
I have strange and wonderful things happening in my workshop. Nothing that will be on the road anytime in the next year or two. Let's just say I hope to have a nice 20th birthday present for my '85.
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a lotta guys in japan do a partial pp. keep all the side ports and drill 2 little pp's in the housing. they've got an aftermarket lim w/ 2 extra runners to feed the pp's.
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i don't know man, i was planning for bridge port NOW, but i guess it won't happen till end of the year or next, bridgeport remember that thread on 2nd gen fourm, i was sooo down to the a bridge port, but everyone saying it's a bad idea because i suppose to start out with everything else before i do the bridge.
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Rollin' coal and 53mpg!
Revolution Rotary has OEM housings for 400 - 510 each.
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