Question About Judge Ito's Porting
#1
I noticed something on Judge's porting pics, there is a common feature: as for the long-radius side of the port inside the port tunnel, it ran pretty much straight from the entry of the port tunnel to near the ram, then make a sharp skateboard ram up and into chamber.
I noticed this on all of his porting posted. I wonder why and what are the reasons behind that? Why not have a more gradual transition like the factory, a gradual angle-change to guide the air/fuel mixture into the chamber?
thank you Judge,
Regards,
your good student
I noticed this on all of his porting posted. I wonder why and what are the reasons behind that? Why not have a more gradual transition like the factory, a gradual angle-change to guide the air/fuel mixture into the chamber?
thank you Judge,
Regards,
your good student
#3
He posted that is from testing the standerd design to one he uses now.
He was able to carry HP farther into the RPM range while the other had a peak area. If I recall correctly....somewhere in older threads.
He was able to carry HP farther into the RPM range while the other had a peak area. If I recall correctly....somewhere in older threads.
#6
Originally Posted by l8t apex' date='Feb 22 2005, 05:33 AM
He posted that is from testing the standerd design to one he uses now.
He was able to carry HP farther into the RPM range while the other had a peak area. If I recall correctly....somewhere in older threads.
He was able to carry HP farther into the RPM range while the other had a peak area. If I recall correctly....somewhere in older threads.
wait a minute, I spent all night re-read all of Ito's posts, I can find he mentioned that anywhere, god damn it...over 55 pages of them......
Ito san, you got mail.
thanks
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