ewbernewb

how are you guys porting your rotorys i cant find any shops here in spokane that can do work on rotorys
also whats the best port for drifting/street car that is still street legal and isnt going to ruin my engine

thanks

niburu

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search you regional forum for threads related to your area.

you will have to look up what your state laws say about engine modification but there is really no way for them to tell the engine is port without cracking it open

a well done port job shouldn't hurt anything, though I wouldn't recommend a bridgeport

ewbernewb

why not a bridgport
iv been searching and found some stuff on porting and found out its can be done by hand tools but one thing i need to k now befor i do anything
specs on the depth and what size to widen it out to
any info would realy help im stuck

farberio

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Nor a j-port or a p-port, or any of that. Stick to a streetport and you should be fine. If emissions are something to worry about then don't go to big.

ewbernewb

street port what are the dimensions for that can you guys post up a pic of a street port and a normal housing

niburu

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from what i've seen/read bridgeports are easy to screw up
they are overkill for anything you're going to drive on the street
and you'll definitely want a standalone ECU with it

ewbernewb

whats the demensions for a street port
can anyone post so me picks of a street port

ewbernewb

ya i dont have to worry about emissions so what would be the best one for street/drift
also ive herd of half bridg ports ???

paganizondadude

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I would go turbo it, run 11-12 psi, do a mild streetport, LARGE injectors (650-750cc), FMIC, 2.5" turbo back/ straight pipe exhaust, a nice standalone ECU (or a PFC if your poor) and an aliminum radiator and call it good.

You dont need a whole ton of HP to drift.


There is Atkins rotary in Puyallup. That is one of the biggest rotary shops in the world.

Aaron Cake

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Most of the vendors sell porting templates. They are the place to start if this is your first port job.

A street port is so named because it is the most streetable of all ports. It provides the best balance between power increase and torque loss vs. idle quality and fuel mileage.

skoebl

I've seen pics of people just polishing their ports. Does this really achieve anything? Is it something you would only do if you had to take the engine apart anyway?

Aaron Cake

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Polishing ports is almost pointless. Only worth doing if the engine is already apart for porting.

ewbernewb

sorry havnt been on in a couple days
one question when you say best balance between torque and power so the bigger the port the less torque but more top end am i right ??
also can you break it down more i dont know what im doing when it comes to turbos, ecu's, sensorse
im into 4x4/small blocks raw horspower
so all this street stuff is cunfusing