Has anyone port matched tvs 2300 to the heads
Was thinking of port matching the intake on my tvs2300 to the heads. Has anyone done this and did you see any improvement? The ports on the maggie look to be about half the size of the heads but I don't know if that is for a reason. Can anyone help. Thanks
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Bought mine from Ted:thumbsup:
Unfortunately I do not have any before & after data as the ported manifold was part of the overall engine build. But it was one of those items I deemed to be very useful in the quest of reducing IATs and exchanging some boost for increased blower efficiency. |
I'am not going to port the heads just open the intake of the maggie to match the heads.
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The Base manifold was designed to create a swirl affect for Emissions compliance from Magnacharger.
There are Benefits to Port Matching the Base Manifold to the Heads. |
Thanks for the info Ted. Just so I know I wouln't mess anything up if I do this.
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Port matching by what I've seen in general is 10+rwhp.
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We offer porting services on TVS blowers, we have a large portfolio of eaton, tvs, lsa/9 blowers we have ported. If you would like to discuss any of it feel free to call,pm, or email me.
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I'm doing mine myself this week actually. Not CNC, but it is actually a LOT of material, so I'll be using a fixture on my Bridgeport to get it most of the way, then blending with burrs and sanding rolls. It would take FOREVER with just a set of carbide burrs. I've done a couple on Vettes with the LS3, but this is my first Camaro. Same motor and manifold though. I've seen 10+ hp with no other changes than the manifold. I also saw a drop of about 1/2-3/4 PSI of boost. So slightly more HP with slight less boost, so to me that sound like a gain in effeciency, but I'm no engineer, just a hot rodder.
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Yes if your just matching it's about 10hp if we do our full port it's around 30
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Yeah, I'm just matching the lower section to make it rectangle-shaped and lowering the hump at the port floor to give the air a straighter shot, then a little blending. I wish I could CNC them, but at least this way I have almost no money in it, I love that almost free HP!
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