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Posted by	Tech@EPR on August 26, 2010 at 8:09 AM
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In Reply To	... posted by aliaZ on August 26, 2010 at 07:07 AM
Message	Then how do you set your thoat and port dimensions? The point of bowl blending is to blend the seat into the bowl for a fluent tranistion. you cant obtain a cross section without valve jobbing the seat. The valve job sets the overall dimension for the rest of the port and so forth. On your next go around do the valve job then port. If you want to come by the shop when i have the porting room up and ill show you some things that may help you some.
Follow Ups	pic request: port & polished heads - PandaManZ32 12:29:13 08/25/10 Do you mean Z32-specific pics or are you looking for - Dave N 14:01:21 08/25/10 z32 specific pics please, - PandaManZ32 14:43:42 08/25/10 You might try emailing Kyle at Import Parts Pro. - Dave N 14:44:47 08/25/10 If you are going to try this on your 96 heads... IDK... - Halo TTZ 14:54:10 08/25/10 i dont have anything from the 96 motor any more - PandaManZ32 15:23:02 08/25/10 Re: i dont have anything from the 96 motor any more - Tech@EPR 04:04:41 08/26/10 From the classifieds.... - black300zx 18:11:06 08/25/10 Here's some of mine... - LitlElvis 20:32:48 08/25/10 yep I sliced up a head as well - aliaZ 22:02:42 08/25/10 Re: yep I sliced up a head as well - Tech@EPR 03:58:19 08/26/10 before - aliaZ 06:23:52 08/26/10 Re: before - Tech@EPR 06:37:02 08/26/10 ... - aliaZ 07:07:43 08/26/10 Re: ... - Tech@EPR 08:09:58 08/26/10 Re: Re: ... - aliaZ 08:20:38 08/26/10 Re: Re: Re: ... - Tech@EPR 11:18:30 08/26/10 Re: Re: Re: Re: ... - aliaZ 12:12:59 08/26/10 I didn't find any measurable gains by working the intake - LitlElvis 10:54:29 08/26/10 What are your tools of attack? (n/m) - Ashman2k2 22:54:25 08/25/10 this works well - aliaZ 23:23:57 08/25/10 Re: What are your tools of attack? - Tech@EPR 04:02:32 08/26/10 I prefer a Makita electric die-grinder for heavy cutting - LitlElvis 10:38:41 08/26/10 is your Makita variable speed? (n/m) - aliaZ 11:12:30 08/26/10 Re: is your Makita variable speed? - Tech@EPR 11:16:20 08/26/10 No. I've tried using air for the variable speed, but IMO - LitlElvis 13:46:01 08/26/10 a few in this link - ae300z 22:44:47 08/25/10
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