Porting E7's

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xherdlr

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The 10k crate motor in my 86 Bronco,threw a rod and I sent another motor from a junk yard for a core. I kept the E7's from the blown motor and I want to port them and use on my 89 vert. Are there any websites showing how to do the port work? Id like to see a before and after, if possible. Any advise would be appreciated!

Kelly

 

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xherdlr

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anyone??

 

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redterror302

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http://www.cmc.net/~xero/Mousesporting.html

Real good site. He tells you every step he did, and flow tests every step he does, telling you what worked well and what didn't. Have fun with it, but don't go wild in opening everything up, because you will actually hurt flow.

Chris

 

stangracer79

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Here is a website that I had bookmarked on my computer have fun!
http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2000/07/homeporting/index.shtml

 

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xherdlr

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Thanx, Im going to have some interesting reading to do...

 

sixty9boss302

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I am deffinately looking into doing this to my 91 gt. After reading some of those articles it doesnt seem as hard as it once did. I have all the tools and equipment. I think i am going to make a little trip to some of the local salvage yards and machine shops to see if i can pick up a couple old E7TE heads to practice on before i start in on mine. Are there any other problems people normally run into, and how much does your average valve job cost? Thanks for your help.