Help me decide which ported TB
Help me decide which ported TB I'm having trouble deciding between the Jantzer ported stock TB or the one from The Powder Pro. They both look the same to me. What do ya'll think? Also, I'm not getting it coated or anything.
Well, I guess I'll have to call them and ask because the ones I was looking at had epoxy on them. So, I guess the question still stands then which one would ya'll go with assuming the Jantzer isn't epoxied.
I was looking at these two because they are both about the same price, around $70 and I tought I read that Bo White didn't do them any more. I'm starting to lean toward Powder Pro because I have read more about how good they are lately.
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From: Camano Island Wa
Just got mine back from RevXtreme (CNC ported). I'm VERY happy. Fantastic throttle response. Don't know about power gains though since I did LT headers at same time.
$129 plus core. Same day turn around...just factor shipping time & cost.
$129 plus core. Same day turn around...just factor shipping time & cost.
Thanks for the props guys
I am not sure how a CNC program could be any better. Some porters use a lathe to remove the ridge but the rest needs to be done by hand.
I am far from an expert on CNC machines though, I don't know what their capabilities are exactly in terms of shaping and blending the bowl of the TB of that would still need to be done by hand.
I am not sure how a CNC program could be any better. Some porters use a lathe to remove the ridge but the rest needs to be done by hand.
I am far from an expert on CNC machines though, I don't know what their capabilities are exactly in terms of shaping and blending the bowl of the TB of that would still need to be done by hand.
Thanks for the props guys
I am not sure how a CNC program could be any better. Some porters use a lathe to remove the ridge but the rest needs to be done by hand.
I am far from an expert on CNC machines though, I don't know what their capabilities are exactly in terms of shaping and blending the bowl of the TB of that would still need to be done by hand.
I am not sure how a CNC program could be any better. Some porters use a lathe to remove the ridge but the rest needs to be done by hand.
I am far from an expert on CNC machines though, I don't know what their capabilities are exactly in terms of shaping and blending the bowl of the TB of that would still need to be done by hand.
If anyone wants to shoot over a rev extreme i will flow test that vs. my bo white p&p and there will be no more guessing...
obviously i will send it back when finished
Understood. On the flipside, porting a stock TB is far from rocket science. Its practice and persistence and having a good eye/hand more than anything. I believe my work to be rather consistent