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08-28-2015, 02:39 PM | #1 |
Home-brew Rotary
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Semi p-port: Does size matter?
So basically my question is about the size of the hole.
And correct me if I'm wrong on the terminology of: "Full P-port" or just "P-port" have the intake ports on the irons closed off and there are big holes in the housings. "Semi p-port" uses the ports in the irons and has holes in the housings as well. Right? So back to my question of the size of the holes in the housings for a semi-p-port. What Ive seen so far on semi p-port builds is a fairly small hole. So... What if you go bigger? Why not go as big as one would go on a "full p-port build? Do you run into some "volume-metric efficiency" issues? What if this engine would be turbocharged?
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