Port and Polishing a head

[Dark91zc]

does anyone have any pointers

 

[GSRCRXsi]

if you plan on doing anything other then portmatching. let a professional do it...

 

[hcivic.com]

build a flow bench first then start

 

[hcivic.com]

I was looking for another link for the diy flow bench but sweet you found one for me

okay i gound the link here is the site you need to go visit



http://www.tractorsport.com/cgi-bin/forum/...n/ikonboard.cgi

 

[Dark91zc]

thanks for the help guys

 

[MaaseyRacer]

Finish your ports by hand, that is one of the best ways to go. I did my ports my self and they turned out beautiful. Expect to spend a lot of time working on them though, I have probably 100 hours of labor on that thing.

 

[Dark91zc]

i am going to pull the valves and have them done after everything is done thanks for the info

 

[Dark91zc]

time for new updates

 

[hcivic.com]

have you used a flow wand yet? It will help you decide where you should deshroud the valves and where to leave them alone

 

[Dark91zc]

where can i get one?? i have not taken much off right now i was just port matching and polishing everything.

 

[raiden571]

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where can i get one?? i have not taken much off right now i was just port matching and polishing everything.

im pretty sure summit carries all that good stuff
also man, youm gotta be careful around where the valve seats itself in the head. if you take off to much, it can get dangerous. i hope your going to get a valve job when ur all done. what you should have done is lay your old valves in the head so when you were going at it with the polishing you didnt hit the original seat.