Port and Polish
#2
RE: Port and Polish
P&P is done to the heads to improve air flow into the cylinders. Combined with a good set of cams, 35 hp gains are possible. The ports on the heads are made larger (matching the holes in the gasket usually) and then smoothed (polished). It's good to have the intake done to match, but with the plastic, I've never heard of anyone doing it.
You can buy p&p'd head from patriot or vt engines with or without cams.
You can buy p&p'd head from patriot or vt engines with or without cams.
#6
RE: Port and Polish
Well you could probably pull the heads yourself. That would cut the total cost in 1/2. Or you could buy some cheap used heads and have those cleaned and P&P so you can minimize your downtime.
#7
RE: Port and Polish
If you have a 96GT and only trying to get a max of 315 HP and will get a blower from 6 to 8 psi, is P&P the way to go with maybe blower cams?
Because I am hearing that putting in PI cams and intake before you get a blower will make the compression to high and cause problems
Suggestions?
Because I am hearing that putting in PI cams and intake before you get a blower will make the compression to high and cause problems
Suggestions?
#9
RE: Port and Polish
mosnet23
If you have a 96GT and only trying to get a max of 315 HP and will get a blower from 6 to 8 psi, is P&P the way to go with maybe blower cams?
Because I am hearing that putting in PI cams and intake before you get a blower will make the compression to high and cause problems
Suggestions?
If you have a 96GT and only trying to get a max of 315 HP and will get a blower from 6 to 8 psi, is P&P the way to go with maybe blower cams?
Because I am hearing that putting in PI cams and intake before you get a blower will make the compression to high and cause problems
Suggestions?
#10
RE: Port and Polish
cams alone will net you a good gain. a p&p is one of those mods that help other mods. i.e. a p&p will allow air to flow more/better therefore a s/c or a cam installed after this will net higher hp numbers than with the cam by itself and p&p by itself