Local Porting...
Yea, I looked in the TR Shop Forum, but didn't see anything about machining. Might be in the market to get a Z6 head ported, I have heard Yonke Racing is very good, but they don't have a website so I can't check em out. Anyone know of any good places??
-JoE
-JoE
lemme save you some money... Go buy some gaskets anda nice dremel with an extension and a Sharpie. Outline thegasket and start grinding.. Then polish up the exhaust side after you ground down the valleys and runners. Simple saved ya a couple hundred dollars.
Bad advice. The port entries need very little work and gasket matching is a big no-no on a Honda. The majority of the work that needs to be done is in the port bowls and short turn radius. Reworking the port entry by gasket matching will net no gain and might kill velocity and lose power. 80+% of the gains in port work are in the valve job angles, valve back-cut angles and port bowl blending.
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Don't bother giving me "rep", I won't return it and I think it is stupid.
Gracie Barra Clearwater
pm me if you are interested in trying a free class at any of the gyms.
Bad advice. The port entries need very little work and gasket matching is a big no-no on a Honda. The majority of the work that needs to be done is in the port bowls and short turn radius. Reworking the port entry by gasket matching will net no gain and might kill velocity and lose power. 80+% of the gains in port work are in the valve job angles, valve back-cut angles and port bowl blending.
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Bad advice. The port entries need very little work and gasket matching is a big no-no on a Honda. The majority of the work that needs to be done is in the port bowls and short turn radius. Reworking the port entry by gasket matching will net no gain and might kill velocity and lose power. 80+% of the gains in port work are in the valve job angles, valve back-cut angles and port bowl blending.
It's a SOHC too, so for all you haters, I'd need alot done.
When I Was Asking Around About A Good Local Porter, A Couple Of People Told Me To Go To 3d Machining Over In Tampa. I Was Told They Were Good With Honda Heads. A Friend Of Mine Knows Someone That Took There Head There And Said It Made Good Power. If I Knew Where There Shop Is I Would Tell Ya But I Dont Even Have A Number For There. I Imagine You Could Look Them Up In The Phone Book Though. Hope It Helps You Any
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