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Hi, I have two 3800II engines and i figured since one is laying around I'd take it apart and port the intake. Is there any who has experience with a ported engine. (upper intake lower intake and throttle body) If you do, please tell me if you noticed anything HUGE like mpg,torque,hp increases. Im pretty serious about doing everything myself, and i just dont wanna waste my time with something thats not going to make a huge difference.
not a huge difference when your heads are still going to be a restriction. Reworking them correctly will help but again not a huge difference as our intakes just suck in design. Gasket match the intakes and leave the tb alone as it is massive already. Then call it a day
thanks, as far as porting EVERYTHING except the throttle body. That should THEN make a big difference correct.? Could i in fact port the heads upper and lower intake, then apply a tune and be satisfied with the power gain? (i have a cold air intake, thats all thats been done.)
depends on what kind of power you are going to be satisfied with. If you are doing all that work you minds add a cam to the mix to gain more from the port work.
Porting heads and intake are going to give you a decent bump in power. But everyone has different opinions as to what a BIG difference is.
You will need exhaust work too to see better gains from the engine work. Your making it breath better, but then clogging up the exhaust, so get that taken care of first
It has full exhaust from the manies back. idk. Im mainly looking for around 50 hp increase. will Everything ported, a cam, a tune and headers get me around 250 flywheel hp?
save your time, I got a pair of P/P upper and lower intakes for sale. Done by a machine shop, bought them off a member on here, but never used them. $250 and they're yours
so ill gain 50 hp from portin all that shiz....hmm. dont know if its worth it.
you know there are guys with bolt ons and a cam only getting anywhere from 230-250 RWHP...so porting the heads and intake manifold correctly will give better gains when paired up with a cam...
well. the guy who builds them, He's been doing them for about fourty years. and is a wiz. He knows and has connections for parts and is Currently not employed so in turn...He can build them for just about anything. So i said..."ok....What if i give you 600 cash and a tranny, What can you do? He said. Buddy, for 600 bucks ill build you a tranny that'll handle 600hp." He aparently knows the insides and outs of american trannys. He told me stuff about them that id never heard of. parts I'd never heard of.
BTw, he said that he can have it done in 8 hours :drool:
Hello every one, ozzy here ive been looking at this page for weeks now finally joined. So my question is why is it that every turbo build forum just ends...
Just ordered some Toyo 315/35/17 tires for my 17x11 rims. Hopefully I can get them on the beginning of next year. Will post pics.
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