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Old 11-29-2008, 01:32 PM
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I've searched and found nothing on head porting. Anyone do port work and have results or any good stories of results? Recommendations for those to use for port work?
 
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Unless you plan on milling your intake off, you can only port your exhaust side
and bowls. If your Head is off take one of your gaskets and match it to a
port. Take a black marker and color inside of gasket. When you pull gasket
away all of your marker needs to come off. Die grinder. Do the same with
your manifold. The top of the bowls are bad, just blend with rest of bowl.
I should have asked what kind of truck before I answered this.
 

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Originally Posted by AHolt
Unless you plan on milling your intake off, you can only port your exhaust side
and bowls. If your Head is off take one of your gaskets and match it to a
port. Take a black marker and color inside of gasket. When you pull gasket
away all of your marker needs to come off. Die grinder. Do the same with
your manifold. The top of the bowls are bad, just blend with rest of bowl.
I should have asked what kind of truck before I answered this.
Thanks. I see that I need to put vehicle description in signature. 03QCSB Dodge.
 
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Old 11-29-2008, 07:45 PM
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This sounds easy, but to do it the right way it will take some time.
There are shops that do porting, but because of the time it takes
it wont be cheap.
 
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Originally Posted by AHolt
This sounds easy, but to do it the right way it will take some time.
There are shops that do porting, but because of the time it takes
it wont be cheap.

Well, I'm going for it. Bigger valves and a port job. Heck, I'll throw a cam at it as well.
 
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Old 11-30-2008, 10:32 AM
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I had my Head o-ringed, decked, cam install by TRE diesel. Tim Barber.
I don't think you can get it done anywhere cheaper. At Fall Brawl
Tim made 1049 hp diesel only.
 
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Originally Posted by AHolt
I had my Head o-ringed, decked, cam install by TRE diesel. Tim Barber.
I don't think you can get it done anywhere cheaper. At Fall Brawl
Tim made 1049 hp diesel only.

Talked with Tim the other day. He was busy, after hours, across the country and still took time to return call and did not rush me off the phone. He seemed to hold my best interests to heart. So far I would say he is top notch.
 
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C&N diesel here were i live did my porting on my 12v and he also did bigger valves
 
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what horse pwr level will a stock head support ?
 
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Old 12-04-2008, 01:05 AM
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alot its not so much the head its the gasket and head bolts you have to worry about thats why i just got a ned head was because of a blown head gasget and now $2300 later shes on the road again but built tough now
 


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