Rb Templates
#1
Alright, I'm looking at the Porting Template Streetable Intake at RB, and I was wondering exactly which port that is, just a mild street port? And I read on one of the links that 93 R1 has pinned in this forum that exhaust porting should not be done on 13Bs. Why not? Is there a good reason? Anyways, yeah, I'd like to buy their templates, but I want to make sure that it's large enough for me to get a very noticeable gain (which I'm sure I could always just go farther than the templates, but I have a really bad habbit of getting carried away).
#2
Templates are usaly quite tame but you will get a good gain by flowing the runners and matching the manifolds etc.
To be honist for the best gains i would get it pro ported by a good rotary man, there is just to much to go wrong, worth the money.
Chris
To be honist for the best gains i would get it pro ported by a good rotary man, there is just to much to go wrong, worth the money.
Chris
#3
Well, there's nobody here in OK who can do it, and so far, I've worked on my car quite a bit myself and haven't had any problems yet, but I think I'm probably going to skip the templates, unless somebody knows where I can get a template for an Extended Port.
#7
Originally Posted by rxseven' date='Jan 16 2003, 09:59 PM
Hey, I am in oklahoma and I can probably mail you a paper template of a fairly large street port, probably as large as you can go for a 6-port. You don't *have* to port the exhaust but a little won't hurt.
#9
The Racing Beat templates are small.
I started with those but since they were so mall I went to a larger port.
Porting an engine is not hard but keep in mind that a small mistke can cost you big money.
I started with those but since they were so mall I went to a larger port.
Porting an engine is not hard but keep in mind that a small mistke can cost you big money.