Reply to "porting kit ?"

panteradougMember

Have fun but when the builders tell you to DO NOTHING to the ports that is very explicit.

If you want to learn to port heads, you can get a set of "junk" 289/302 heads and work on them.

There are loads of bumps and restrictions for you to work on.

The valve pockets need to be hogged out. The guides need to be REMOVED. The valves need to be enlarged.

You will absolutely love it.

Just for jollies, weigh them before you start and after you are done.

They start at around 55 pounds each and wind up somewhere around 50 per head.

Bizzzzzz!

11/6/176:36 AM

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