banshee9090 Posted September 28, 2010 Report Posted September 28, 2010 Hello again every body no the wither is going better in my place yesterday I decided to do buy air die grinder and start to port the charge inlet and discharge out let of my 4mil shee cyl. but before I do that I want to know exacts setup for the porting job I tray go to Google looking for information I found some pictures for 2 stork before and after porting without damnations on it I think that is not enough I know there is so deferent kind of porting job t so if you can help me to add hp I will be very grateful. Quote
2001blackshee Posted September 28, 2010 Report Posted September 28, 2010 Your thread is abit tricky to read... But i know that 99.9% of people here are not going to recomend porting your own cylinders... theres alot more to it then die grinding stuff off... x2 haha Quote
06specialedition Posted September 28, 2010 Report Posted September 28, 2010 There is ALOT more to know about porting than just grinding shit up.... I wouldn't recommend looking at pictures then trying to port. Dont get me wrong there are people on here who port themselves, but there is alot to it. Send your cylinders to Wildcard and have them ported correctly. But thats just IMHO. Quote
tedd1 Posted September 28, 2010 Report Posted September 28, 2010 Start >HERE< It is a discussion about where to go for info. It will lead to the technical info you are looking for. Please read and understand all you can about 2 strokes and air flow before you start grinding... Quote
banshee9090 Posted September 29, 2010 Author Report Posted September 29, 2010 wonderful suggestions that you give gents, I will read and tray understand more and more before attempting to port my 66.5mm cylinders bore, I will consider that is the last bore size for my cylinders, thanks, best regard Quote
Larry's Shee Posted September 29, 2010 Report Posted September 29, 2010 http://www.blasterforum.com/engine-13/cylinder-porting-diy-25773/ General Basics of porting, even though it shows a Blaster cyl., its basically the same. The trick is HOW MUCH to raise port roofs. Because of languge differences , do I understand you correctly that your cylinders can NOT be bored out any more? If that is the case , a clean up certainly will not hurt. A lot of information to read AND understand before you go crazy with a grinder. Also, just wondering, are you typing in English , or are you using an Arabic / English translation program? Hope this helps , post back if you have more questions. Quote
banshee9090 Posted September 30, 2010 Author Report Posted September 30, 2010 http://www.blasterforum.com/engine-13/cylinder-porting-diy-25773/ General Basics of porting, even though it shows a Blaster cyl., its basically the same. The trick is HOW MUCH to raise port roofs. Because of languge differences , do I understand you correctly that your cylinders can NOT be bored out any more? If that is the case , a clean up certainly will not hurt. A lot of information to read AND understand before you go crazy with a grinder. Also, just wondering, are you typing in English , or are you using an Arabic / English translation program? Hope this helps , post back if you have more questions. yes man you understand me correctly tank you very match about the great video it will help me a lot , ya i m typing in English , some times i m using an Arabic / English translation program but when i m in hurry i got a mistake with some letters any way i still can communicate well with Everybody Quote
madjimmax Posted September 30, 2010 Report Posted September 30, 2010 The best suggestion I have for you is dont do it. Send them to someone that knows what they are doing. I would send them to Jeff @ FAST. Quote
Larry's Shee Posted September 30, 2010 Report Posted September 30, 2010 Have to realize he is in Saudia Arabia , might be big challenge ($$$) on ship, import/export BS. . Clean-up porting will not hurt. I have seen U-tube of some bad ass Banshees dragging in Middle East (maybe S.A.) Another thing to cosider is that he is already on his last bore (66.5) so he does not have a whole lot to loose. 9090, do you have any other modifications on it ? Pipes ,carbs, timing? Might also do those for HP increase. Also saw you have 4mil stroke ,do you have 2mm spacers under cyls , 2mm head gasket , rechambered head , or coolhead with stroker domes? Quote
madjimmax Posted September 30, 2010 Report Posted September 30, 2010 Have to realize he is in Saudia Arabia , might be big challenge ($$) on ship, import/export BS. . Clean-up porting will not hurt. I have seen U-tube of some bad ass Banshees dragging in Middle East (maybe S.A.) Another thing to cosider is that he is already on his last bore (66.5) so he does not have a whole lot to loose. 9090, do you have any other modifications on it ? Pipes ,carbs, timing? Might also do those for HP increase. Also saw you have 4mil stroke ,do you have 2mm spacers under cyls , 2mm head gasket , rechambered head , or coolhead with stroker domes? Sorry didn't notice that, but with that little bit of info my opinion would be to buy some cylinders already set up and ship only once. Since he's on his last bore it definitely couldn't hurt to much though. I'm just one to do it once and do it right, just remember you can spend a dollar trying to save a quarter. That's equipment expense as far as Dremel or die grinder and all the attachments needed along with gaskets not counting all the down time and if you fuck them up your going to have to buy new ones and have them shipped anyway. I'm sure he could find a good deal on a complete setup. Bolt it on and be done and I'm sure shipping would suck but that's just the way it is. Quote
banshee9090 Posted October 1, 2010 Author Report Posted October 1, 2010 Have to realize he is in Saudia Arabia , might be big challenge ($$$) on ship, import/export BS. . Clean-up porting will not hurt. I have seen U-tube of some bad ass Banshees dragging in Middle East (maybe S.A.) Another thing to cosider is that he is already on his last bore (66.5) so he does not have a whole lot to loose. 9090, do you have any other modifications on it ? Pipes ,carbs, timing? Might also do those for HP increase. Also saw you have 4mil stroke ,do you have 2mm spacers under cyls , 2mm head gasket , rechambered head , or coolhead with stroker domes? the vertx piston witch i installed not required 2mm spacers under cyls , 2mm head gasket is exising and coolhead with stroker domes cut 2mm. Quote
Larry's Shee Posted October 1, 2010 Report Posted October 1, 2010 (edited) Do you have aftermarket pipes? My son's 'shee has the 2mm head gasket. Edited October 1, 2010 by Larry's Shee Quote
banshee9090 Posted October 2, 2010 Author Report Posted October 2, 2010 (edited) Do you have aftermarket pipes? My son's 'shee has the 2mm head gasket. sorry man i got mistake above topic, i do not have 2mm hed gasket i have gasket under cyli. only i set upT6 pipe and pro design cool heed with 22+2mm dooms , 280 jet, one cyli. is 190 psi the other 180 psi , do you thing t6 pipe work well ? Edited October 2, 2010 by banshee9090 Quote
madjimmax Posted October 2, 2010 Report Posted October 2, 2010 sorry man i got mistake above topic, i do not have 2mm hed gasket i have gasket under cyli. only i set upT6 pipe and pro design cool heed with 22+2mm dooms , 280 jet, one cyli. is 190 psi the other 180 psi , do you thing t6 pipe work well ? Honestly no they wont a T-6 Is made for a stock bike, once you start putting a lot of mods on the T-6s will choke the bike out. T-5s would be a better choice for what you have. Do you have stock carbs on there? 280 mains seem awfully small for a 4mil bike to me. Quote
banshee9090 Posted October 3, 2010 Author Report Posted October 3, 2010 Honestly no they wont a T-6 Is made for a stock bike, once you start putting a lot of mods on the T-6s will choke the bike out. T-5s would be a better choice for what you have. Do you have stock carbs on there? 280 mains seem awfully small for a 4mil bike to me. thank u for your advice well i got stock carbs i doubt 280 mains is small since you told i hve to rejet that soon. Quote
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