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My stock cylinder 4 mil is running 340 mains. I've wanted to try a clean up port myself. Nothing drastic, just better flow. As long as you don't change the durations, I'd say go for it. Have you done any porting on an engine before? Helped my neighbor port the heads on a vw engine. I thought it was interesting. Good luck

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My stock cylinder 4 mil is running 340 mains. I've wanted to try a clean up port myself. Nothing drastic, just better flow. As long as you don't change the durations, I'd say go for it. Have you done any porting on an engine before? Helped my neighbor port the heads on a vw engine. I thought it was interesting. Good luck

do u have stock carb. with 380 mains pal and may i ask u what do u mean by change the durations?

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do u have stock carb. with 380 mains pal and may i ask u what do u mean by change the durations?

yeah thanks I KNOW now what does it mean change the durations.

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i run t6's on my ported bike. i know everyone says it chokes the bike out but it still rips. especially in the mid.

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do you run 4mill crankshaft and stock carb.?

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i run t6's on my ported bike. i know everyone says it chokes the bike out but it still rips. especially in the mid.

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do you run 4mill crankshaft and stock carb.?

 

Yes he's running stock carbs. It's listed in his sig. Your question asking what is the duration is why I'm saying don't try this yourself. If you don't completely understand what your doing the only thing your going to accomplish is fucking up your cylinders. I know one person here said go for it, but it aint his shee that's going to get fucked up it's yours, so your the one that needs to make that call. Again my best opinion for you is to find a set of cylinders already set up for 4mil with pistons and rings included. There is always some running around on here for sale. Once you have a properly ported and set up topend there to compare then I would say ok if they get fucked up it really dont matter. And as far as jetting I promise you that if your running a 4 mil on 280 jets its most likely lean and your going to burn it down. Good luck with all this keep us posted.

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i run t6's on my ported bike. i know everyone says it chokes the bike out but it still rips. especially in the mid.

 

If you think that thing rips now throw a set of T-5s on that bad boy and see what it can really do.

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ame='banshee9090' date='06 October 2010 - 04:13 AM' timestamp='1286352798' post='1174575']

 

 

Yes he's running stock carbs. It's listed in his sig. Your question asking what is the duration is why I'm saying don't try this yourself. If you don't completely understand what your doing the only thing your going to accomplish is fucking up your cylinders. I know one person here said go for it, but it aint his shee that's going to get fucked up it's yours, so your the one that needs to make that call. Again my best opinion for you is to find a set of cylinders already set up for 4mil with pistons and rings included. There is always some running around on here for sale. Once you have a properly ported and set up topend there to compare then I would say ok if they get fucked up it really dont matter. And as far as jetting I promise you that if your running a 4 mil on 280 jets its most likely lean and your going to burn it down. Good luck with all this keep us posted.

 

Thank you about suggestions and information man , I already have complete tools and details about 4mil porting job I m interesting to do it by my self , I will post pic of the project that let you know what i m doing asap.

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