About Engine Porting Kit
Internal combustion engines are sophisticated air pumps that pull in an air/fuel mixture, compress it, ignite it, react to the ignition and expel the exhaust fumes. The better an engine pumps air, the more efficiently it will operate. This is one reason why we've seen a turn to multi-valve engines in recent years. More valves means more air moving through the engine. More air means greater engine efficiency – both more power and better fuel economy.
When you "port" an engine, you remove imperfections and restrictions between the combustion chamber and intake manifold and, therefore, increase air flow. This is done by 1) "smoothing" (or, grinding) the passages in the intake manifold so that they are the same size as the gasket and cylinder head, and 2) removing "rough cast" or "flash" imperfections in the cylinder heads and exhaust manifolds.
For best results use a high-speed grinder. To remove more aggressively, use carbide burrs.
4 Mandrels (2 each: 4" and 6" lengths)
Instructions
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Customer Reviews
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(Posted on 1/27/10)
had fun learing
Review by puchevy 54 -
Price Value Quality product as good as you said. did what it was supose to do thanks!
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(Posted on 2/19/11)
great product works like you would expect
Review by mac -
Price Value Quality this porting kit does it job perfectly. i used Item #11779 and Item #11916 to remove the bigger peices or material then cleaned and shapped with these. i recomend to anyone wanting to port heads and manifolds
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(Posted on 7/31/11)
Easy
Review by seiuchi -
Price Value Quality I ported 2 heads and modified a eaton supercharger with this kit. I did purchase a single long reach carbide burr. Because the carbide burr did most of the work I only used 2 cones and 1 barrel out of this kit.
If you have not done this before use this kit and it will take longer but will not allow you to have an oops as quickly as the carbide burr will.
This is my first time doing this and I ported my first exhaust port with the drum and cone. It came out very nice. After that I was more comfortable with the air grinder and switched to the carbide burr, with the final touches done with the cone and drum from this kit.
My recomendation is to buy this kit and one carbide burr. You may or may not need the long mandrels but they are definately nice to have. I used both and my carbide burr was a long reach. With this combination I am sure you will have some cones and rolls left over for other projects.















