streetport questions
02-08-02, 11:56 AM
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streetport questions
I'm wondering if it's worth it to get a streetport when I get my engine rebuilt? My mods as of now are pretty basic. 3" turbo back exhaust, throttle body mod, intake, and fuel to compensate for extra boost. Will the streetport make much of a difference. I do plan on a turbo hybrid sometime in the future. I also have a remapped ecu. Will a streetport be ok to run without a standalone, and will I need bigger injectors? Thanks.
02-09-02, 01:27 AM
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Yes its worth it, well to me 
I mean you want more power right? And that is a pretty cheap way to get alot of power. I think the place by me wanted $400 or so extra when the engine was out. Well I am not sure about a TII but for an NA you don't need an aftermarket ECU or stand alone.
I mean you want more power right? And that is a pretty cheap way to get alot of power. I think the place by me wanted $400 or so extra when the engine was out. Well I am not sure about a TII but for an NA you don't need an aftermarket ECU or stand alone.
02-09-02, 02:13 AM
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Umm... yeah. can't go wrong with bigger ports. Just be careful who you hire to do it, street porting consists of a grinder and an experienced mechanic, easy to screw up.
02-09-02, 09:39 AM
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Do it!!! you will not regret it. Make sure that whoever is doing it knows about the way a rotor moves, otherwise you will be loosing side seals every 3 months.
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