port/polish stock intakes.. good or bad?

notguilty411

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well my motor is going back together soon.. pretty much just needs the upper and lower intakes put on..

but before i do so, what kind of gains would i see if i were to take my stock intakes and have a mild port and polish job done to them before i put them on??

and if i did this what would be a reasonable price to pay?

88 gt by the way with just a few bolt ons
 
Actually Mike, I've developed a method over the last two years of porting the stock intake without welding the front runners and not sacrificing flow. It requires more work in the upper portion of the runners, but I have recently switched to doing it this way only. My previous intakes had very minimal welding anyway. Now they look totaly stock when finished.
 
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If you want I have a set with 1.94 intake, 1.60 exhaust valves flows 212 cfm on the intake 178 cfm on the exhaust heads 3 angle cut, rebuilt 1 yr. ago made good power with a B303 and pass emission any more question e-mail me at [email protected] porting was done High Flow eng.
 
alright so are you guys saying. id be fine to just let the upper alone and port the bottom out? or are there more advantages to doing both?

also you guys are reading off all these different numbers as far as how much to open them up.. and i dont want to sound dumb but how exactly would i want them done with a basically stock motor??

and before i do anything id like to check out a few local places and see what kind of prices theyd give me.. what would you guys say a good price would be?
 
notguilty411 said:
alright so are you guys saying. id be fine to just let the upper alone and port the bottom out? or are there more advantages to doing both?

Yes - do the lower only.

Mike, I never have welded on the Cobra lowers and now I don't the stockers either. You've seen results from both.