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What difference can be noticed on a turbochaged big port head with the big port vs small port vs custom intake manifold ?
Thanks for help. Claude |
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QUOTE(frotou @ Aug 20, 2006 - 2:44 PM) [snapback]470819[/snapback] What difference can be noticed on a turbochaged big port head with the big port vs small port vs custom intake manifold ? Bigport has bigger ports, which can potentially make more power (depends on boost levels, turbo/trim, and tuning). Bigport and smallport are about equal boosted. Smallport has the added advantage of being workable, ie: porting and reshaping whereas the bigport isn't (ports are too big to make a lick of a difference). Smallport will have a stronger mid-range versus a bigport without TVIS. The main thing... boost is the equalizer. In n/a form, I'd say smallport all the way... As far as intake manifolds go... depends on what you mean by custom. -------------------- "It's ok to be naked girl... I'm an artist!"
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