Boost ports - best arrangement
Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2016 12:36 pm
Hi all,
Marking up ring pegs for boost port cutting.
I have the option to either cut one large port between the pegs (easier to cut, more stress on ring)
or 2 ports (harder to cut, less area, more support)
or 2 ports, one inside ring pegs slightly over to one side, one with the ring peg running exactly in the middle of other peg (better as then boost would be more opposite the exh port, easier to cut as the space between ports is bigger, harder to cut to get the width and position of the port right for the ring peg support (for one of the boost ports)). This option would also see the inlet widen for the port to be properly fed.
Exotic option 3 could be 3 ports, but i think thats out of my depth.
One big thing is the gap between the pegs is not directly opposite the exh port. Though maybe Im left with a 'as good as' scenario.
I wouldnt say im great with the dremel (I have no fine handpieces for intricate work), so whats my best option considering i may stray 1mm too far and to gain best area / reliability considering previous point? cheers everyone!
ps. how wide can i go on inlet? 60%? ta
Marking up ring pegs for boost port cutting.
I have the option to either cut one large port between the pegs (easier to cut, more stress on ring)
or 2 ports (harder to cut, less area, more support)
or 2 ports, one inside ring pegs slightly over to one side, one with the ring peg running exactly in the middle of other peg (better as then boost would be more opposite the exh port, easier to cut as the space between ports is bigger, harder to cut to get the width and position of the port right for the ring peg support (for one of the boost ports)). This option would also see the inlet widen for the port to be properly fed.
Exotic option 3 could be 3 ports, but i think thats out of my depth.
One big thing is the gap between the pegs is not directly opposite the exh port. Though maybe Im left with a 'as good as' scenario.
I wouldnt say im great with the dremel (I have no fine handpieces for intricate work), so whats my best option considering i may stray 1mm too far and to gain best area / reliability considering previous point? cheers everyone!
ps. how wide can i go on inlet? 60%? ta