bearcatt

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CAMAROZ28SS

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wow nice job man

bearcatt

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Thankyou !

That was my first one, I think I can get it smoother next time.

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wsick

nice how did you do it?

bearcatt

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With a dremel, drill, buffing wheels, sears jewels rouge kit, mothers aluminum polish, lots of work and time.

bene

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Good job.

Red99TA

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Port job looks good. I would recommend the bump stop mod and maybe half the throttle blade shaft. The polish isn't necessary as it's only for looks. I take mine up to about 600 grit sandpaper and then bring out the polishing wheel and compound.

bearcatt

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Thanks guys,

Red99TA I went ahead and bent the bump stop forward a little bit.
I also shaved down the back of the screws. ( shown in picture )

billyb

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https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...t=#post8892916

ls1leadfoot

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WOW
someone was busy this weekend!!!!!! looks good

bearcatt

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That looks awesome!

bearcatt

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Thanks.

WhosNXT

Very interesting. I used polish compound on mine. I guess I will have to pull it off and ruff it up a bit.

Red99TA

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I've studied fluid dynamics and transport phenomena before and I highly doubt that the mirror polish is costing us any power (if any maybe .001 HP!).

WhosNXT

I thought that too...

TLewis4095

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Looks simply awesome.

mvvette97

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for future port jobs that you may do if you buy a 150 grt sanding flaps that you put on a drill that will take all the little scratches out after the porting is done. Then I wetsand mine with 400 and then 1000 and then polish it. Yours looks alot better than my first one.

bearcatt

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Thanks for the nice comments guys.

I feel like buying a used throttle body in the classified section and giving it
another try.