Elysian

i've been working hard on this one port lol... i got the exhaust port done too but thats my 2nd exhaust port i've done... this is the first intake port i've done... used my trusty 5 speed dremel... tell me what you think, and vote in my poll!

BigJim

Looks real thin, is that gonna hold up ok?

Elysian

damn i forgot the poll lol... it should hold up... i asked atkins how they do their 6 port ports and they said they make that real thin... i dunno, i don't even know why its there besides to seperate the 2 ports

REVHED

I don't have much experience with 6-ports but I know I'd never make a bridge-port even close to that thin. I honestly wouldn't expect that to last much at all.

kazisdaman

Yeah that looks way thin, and don't always believe what others tell you.

Rotor13B

Well, It's not like the corner seal has to ride over it like a bridgey.

REVHED

Bridges crack because of stresses from heat cycling. Nothing to do with the corner seal.

Elysian

little bump action here

mcnannay

i think id believe what atkins told me....but anyways that does look real thin man, i don't know

did you use a template???

dino1stgen

I don't know much about porting, but I do know your REPU is way cool!

ScrapFC

iTrader: (5)

That section definitely looks too thin. I think it'll probably break due to heat cycling and fall into the chamber. Also, you need to "scissor" the aux port. (The top outer corner needs to be higher than the top inner corner to allow the side seal to ride across it properly) If you do some searching here and on nopistons.com (nopistons actually has a complete section devoted to building and porting) you will find a lot of info on porting and what has worked for others.