6 Port Bridgeport Pics
#7
Originally Posted by blaze08' date='Feb 8 2003, 06:22 AM
Is that the exact porting you did on The white 2nd gen 6port that you showed us the picture of. How's the white car coming along, you said it had the stock computer right.
#8
Originally Posted by rotary>piston' date='Feb 8 2003, 07:18 AM
Damn, now that's what I call a port!
Tell me, is the cause of the rough idle the increased overlap, or just the sheer size of the ports?
Also, is that car driven daily?
Tell me, is the cause of the rough idle the increased overlap, or just the sheer size of the ports?
Also, is that car driven daily?
#9
Most excellent!
Couple more questions: the bottom half of the port is always on - did you consider giving that part only a street port, and having the bridge port only on the auxiliarys? What effect would this have? I'd think then you'd have better low-rpm torque and fuel mileage, with the bridge available when the auxiliarys open - although obviously flow would be limited compared to the way it is now. Also what did you do with the centre housing?
Thanks!
J
Couple more questions: the bottom half of the port is always on - did you consider giving that part only a street port, and having the bridge port only on the auxiliarys? What effect would this have? I'd think then you'd have better low-rpm torque and fuel mileage, with the bridge available when the auxiliarys open - although obviously flow would be limited compared to the way it is now. Also what did you do with the centre housing?
Thanks!
J