Fastlsx Porting..
08-07-2006, 08:53 PM
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Fastlsx Porting.. I hear so much about porting the 90 90 setup. I just bought it and I havent installed it yet.
1)- Is it WORTH porting the intake? (how much MORE horse can you actually gain)
2)- What needs to be ported?
Thank you for my newb question. I tried searching but everything comes up with "FAST" and "porting" but nothing actually to do with each other.
1)- Is it WORTH porting the intake? (how much MORE horse can you actually gain)
2)- What needs to be ported?
Thank you for my newb question. I tried searching but everything comes up with "FAST" and "porting" but nothing actually to do with each other.
08-08-2006, 01:46 PM
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there are relief lines on the bottom of the ports this is the most you can saftely remove. As far as gains, depends on your setup, by smoothing out the air flow is always a good idea.
08-08-2006, 02:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Wyckedcamaro
thank you guys.
Seems it might not be tooo beneficial to port then eh?
Seems it might not be tooo beneficial to port then eh?
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08-08-2006, 03:16 PM
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Are you talking porting or port matching.
I thought port matching was the harder one.
I did what I thought everybody that gets the fast does, and sanded off the chunks on the ends of each runner.
That's not tough at all, time consuming, but not hard.
I thought port matching was the harder one.
I did what I thought everybody that gets the fast does, and sanded off the chunks on the ends of each runner.
That's not tough at all, time consuming, but not hard.
