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Old article by David Vizard on Do-It-Youself porting

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Vangruver:

--- Quote from: Pat Dolan on May 06, 2011, 11:16:52 pm ---That is a REALLY good article - and pretty much bang on with "standard practice" for many years since on pre-TDI 8 valve engines.  BTW: if you haven't ported an IDI - you haven't lived!  Freeing up the airflow (including exhaust) makes some fantastic power AND economy.

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I'd love to spend more time on something like this.

I've learned for years and years how to blueprint and port 2 stroke engines [motorcycles/jetskis/even garden trimmers :P ]to increase efficiency and double the power output, but when it comes to 4 stroke engines, I'm clueless.

I'd love to have a benchmark freshly rebuilt properly broken in engine to compare towards a ported diesel engine.

FJ40Jim:
Thanks for posting this article.  I was looking for it to reference for our LeMons rebuild, but couldn't remember where I'd seen it.  Googling for "Vizard article VW engine" brought it right up.  8)

hillfolk'r:
I know my dad saved an article he did on how to make your own flow bench. Yea all ya need is about 16 vacuum motors if i remember right haha. No seriously that was a good article. Im sure that one is probably online too it had to be late 80s for sure though

Blocksmith:
Here's an archive of old VW Motorsports articles I found when trying to find where to stitch weld the chassis, thought others might be interested as well:    http://www.vwmotorsport.info/vwmedia/vwmedia.asp

GEE-BEE:
http://extrudehoneafm.com/automotive.html

I just got back my PD150, perfect like a mirror

I sent them a new ahu head assy and a AAZ  intake for a driver build

GB

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