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FS: Ported Exhaust manifold
May 25, 2008, 02:25 PM
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Is that how they're normally ported? I'm asking because I don't know. If I were to have a shop port my exhaust manifold is that the standard way of doing it?
May 25, 2008, 02:35 PM
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the inlet to the turbo is very close to the gasket size so the turbo flange should be gasket matched.
however the ports on the head do not match up with the gasket, so the head flange must be port matched or else the porting will be sub-optimal.
May 25, 2008, 02:38 PM
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sorry I can't see the pics, is this a ported stocker? I'm at work so I see little red x's. If it is I just might take it. I'm looking into an FP Green so this would fit the bill. I can't afford any downtime for my car so I would need to swap mine with someone or buy one done already......I'm sure you're wondering why since my sig says HTA35R in progress.....that cuz I've had a change of heart all of the sudden. I'll change the sig right now.
May 25, 2008, 02:45 PM
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sorry I can't see the pics, is this a ported stocker? I'm at work so I see little red x's. If it is I just might take it. I'm looking into an FP Green so this would fit the bill. I can't afford any downtime for my car so I would need to swap mine with someone or buy one done already......I'm sure you're wondering why since my sig says HTA35R in progress.....that cuz I've had a change of heart all of the sudden. I'll change the sig right now.
yeah its a ported stocker, i believe the green will be much more fun than a 35r anyway lol
