first stab @ ls1 head porting pics inside
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first stab @ ls1 head porting pics inside
i ported the heads on a few cobras i dont even own a ls1 but my my friend
all have pretty quik camaros i just wanted to see what you guys thougt of the quality of work i have done dont have any flow numbers onlys i am a full time student blew the motor on my cobra waiting for my built motor to be finished so i have alot of spare time on my hands i would love to gwet some feed back from other head porters on what else needs to be done
thanks dave
all have pretty quik camaros i just wanted to see what you guys thougt of the quality of work i have done dont have any flow numbers onlys i am a full time student blew the motor on my cobra waiting for my built motor to be finished so i have alot of spare time on my hands i would love to gwet some feed back from other head porters on what else needs to be done
thanks dave
#3
no i dont i will soon i didnt remove and material i polished them though i use a standard abrasives cross buff (hard) and it made the mirror like i didnt want to remove any material cause i didnt want to lose any compression...
if there are any shops out there that are looking for a aprentice let me know i need work i wanna try to learn the correct way to port cylinder heads or are there any schools other than the school of hard knocks lol...
thanks dave
if there are any shops out there that are looking for a aprentice let me know i need work i wanna try to learn the correct way to port cylinder heads or are there any schools other than the school of hard knocks lol...
thanks dave
#4
TECH Fanatic
looks good to me! so what kind of bits did you use to get that mirror finish?
can you post a pick of the bits you used!!!!!
im polishing my heads also and cant seem to get such a nice finish.....
thanks.
can you post a pick of the bits you used!!!!!
im polishing my heads also and cant seem to get such a nice finish.....
thanks.
#6
from what i have learned taking material off the bottom is not always good since air is lazy and since air is being vacuumed in it stays at the top of the port so opening up the bottom would create more volume and slow port velocity my effort is not to make a all out race head but a street head with low end as well good mid and top end power so hogging out the port is not what i am looking to do and the short turn radius has been worked i have not taken any pics of it yet but i am open to suggestions i aprieciate your input...
thanks dave
thanks dave
#7
i go to www.ruffstuff.com i use aluma burrs (carbide cutter) for heavy material removal and i use ruby stones to smooth it out followed by some catridge rolls and a medium cross buff followed by a fine...
hope this helps
thanks dave
p.s dont be fooled by the finish it hardly does anything for flow it does help on the intake on the exhaust it does help keep sone of the carbon from sticking for a few thousand miles
hope this helps
thanks dave
p.s dont be fooled by the finish it hardly does anything for flow it does help on the intake on the exhaust it does help keep sone of the carbon from sticking for a few thousand miles
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Originally Posted by xRaTeD
from what i have learned taking material off the bottom is not always good since air is lazy and since air is being vacuumed in it stays at the top of the port so opening up the bottom would create more volume and slow port velocity my effort is not to make a all out race head but a street head with low end as well good mid and top end power so hogging out the port is not what i am looking to do and the short turn radius has been worked i have not taken any pics of it yet but i am open to suggestions i aprieciate your input...
thanks dave
thanks dave