street port
03-14-08, 01:31 AM
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if i want to get my engine street ported, where can i get it done, how much, and how long will it take to finish? what parts do i need to replace? i have a 88 n/a. and i live in sf bay area.
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03-14-08, 10:45 AM
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were just ******* with you? where abouts are you located at? do you have the motor taken apart? are you doing a street port on just the housing? or just the irons? Or both? Turn around time varies from person to person...I normally take about a week to do...
03-14-08, 10:50 AM
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im sorry im new to this so i have no idea what u mean by "just the housing or irons"? and u know a place where they do that around here in sf bay area?
03-14-08, 11:04 AM
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The housing when looking at the motor are the aluminum ones silver in color, they have the exhaust ports on them...the irons are the one in the off blackish dark color that have your intake ports on them...you follow?
03-14-08, 11:08 AM
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no suck smog hook up exist my friend...hell friends don't exist
it doesnt matter. i passed mine last month
The housing when looking at the motor are the aluminum ones silver in color, they have the exhaust ports on them...the irons are the one in the off blackish dark color that have your intake ports on them...you follow?
it doesnt matter. i passed mine last month
The housing when looking at the motor are the aluminum ones silver in color, they have the exhaust ports on them...the irons are the one in the off blackish dark color that have your intake ports on them...you follow?
i think i got what youre talking about. and dont they port the exhaust too? how much does that cost?
03-14-08, 11:11 AM
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it's not a matter of you think you have what im talking about...You either do or you don't!!!If you have a complete motor lying around then you do...street ports vary from, engine builder to engine builder...it all depends on how much each person wants to **** you in the *** for the porting, also how good they are, so on so forth...i think my prices are pretty good...
03-14-08, 11:22 AM
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im sorry. i meant "i think i KNOW what ur talking about". can you show me a picture of what you are talking about just to make sure im thinking about the right parts
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its the arch shaped thingy that the trigular things rotate inside if I'm not mistaken. I hear google is a pretty good website that lists all the information you might need. If not then you can go ahead and use the search box looking thing on the forums. G*luck with whatever you are trying to do with something you don't have 
