I was building my engine a few weeks ago and I decided I wanted to keep my stock manifold and port it. I Didn't feel like paying someone to do it so I did it myself. I used a dremel with some dremel brand rotary files and sanding rolls. I don't have time to do a writeup but i thought people might enjoys the pics.
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Modified by two40splease at 5:37 AM 1/16/2009
Some pics of a ported stock Intake manifold.
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two40splease
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Re: Some pics of a ported stock Intake manifold. (two40splease)
Looks good, but I am gonna have to . Doing this while still attached to the block isn't the best idea.
Re: Some pics of a ported stock Intake manifold. (CSUPUEBLOTIM)
Look closer. It's not attached to the block.
To the OP. Any plans to go further than just 2 inches in? Or was this just a quick port match job?
To the OP. Any plans to go further than just 2 inches in? Or was this just a quick port match job?
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Re: Some pics of a ported stock Intake manifold. (CSUPUEBLOTIM)
The block was not attatched, use your eyes lol.
I had an engine builder tell me not to go much further in the manifold than 1.5" or so inches so I left it at that.
I had an engine builder tell me not to go much further in the manifold than 1.5" or so inches so I left it at that.