Topend rebuild

[370banshee]

yeah but there is nothing worse than f*cking up your own stuff and having to buy new parts....... if you do it or have somebody do it. remember where to buy your parts!!!! i'll give you a hint it might be in flattys sig....

[01blaster]

Well i just got done taking the topend apart. I should be starting the porting soon (when my brother has time, because he has to tell me what to do and watch me and stuff). The reeds and some gaskets should be at the dirtbike shop around friday-saturday. Im gonna be taking pics throughout the work, so ill post them in the photo gallery when im done.

[370banshee]

your gonna have to re nikisial that cylinder when your done ya know. be ready for that $150 charge

[flotek]

you and your brother should consider adding auxilary intake ports !!!!!!

[Flattrack]

Originally Posted by eviltwin

you and your brother should consider adding auxiliary intake ports !!!!!!

Not to piss any one off but who took the hammer and chisel to that thing,,,,

[370banshee]

Originally Posted by Flattrack

Not to piss any one off but who took the hammer and chisel to that thing,,,,

i second that!! and aren't those boost ports (or waht you call auxilary intake ports) in the wrong spot??? though tey wer suppsoed to be in teh corner of the intake. not on teh bottom

[Flattrack]

The who ever did that had some what of an idea what they needed...Just an idea though...Boost ports aren't doing much, Intace bridge is well I'll leave that one alone, Roof angle is all wrong I could go on and on but I won't.. I will give some one credit for trying to do it their self thats how you learn.....

[370banshee]

well wade you now ahve lost everybody haha. the intake bridge does look a bit wide to me

[blaster2000]

Haha yeah you definitely lost me, the what is what now?? That's all I have from all of that

[Flattrack]

Its all in the timing, Direction , volume and velocity, once you figure out how all four of those can and can't work together then your on your way to understanding porting....and port designs...