peripheral port
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peripheral port
I've been looking into getting another motor built for my FC i want an N/A motor. peripheral porting seems to be the best way to make the most power N/A, anyone have any first hand expirenece with this? I'm aware i need a stand alone and tuning. as far as dependability its better than boost correct?
thanks for thoughts
thanks for thoughts
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Not for the street. Your car will idle very high and they tend to run hot.
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def. not the greatest idea for a street car.
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Take a look of what perfipheral port housings run.
Plus all of the other mods you will need done cause you wont stay FI unless you go with individual throttle bodies.Cause everyone uses Webers (carb)
Just do a TII swap
Plus all of the other mods you will need done cause you wont stay FI unless you go with individual throttle bodies.Cause everyone uses Webers (carb)
Just do a TII swap
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