i want to get my supercharger ported and eventually throw a pulley on it anybody know of a place with a good reputation that i could maybe send it out to have it done??
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12-28-2008
i want to get my supercharger ported and eventually throw a pulley on it anybody know of a place with a good reputation that i could maybe send it out to have it done??
12-28-2008
reptile (a member on here) or tranny man (again another member on here)
12-28-2008
I just had mine done by reptile. It looks great, I have not been able to install it yet.
12-28-2008
hes one of the best
12-28-2008
do it yourself. die grinder, get one. that way it is free, and free is always good.
12-28-2008
also another very good solution
12-29-2008
I got Trannymans (Triple Edge Performance) and been running it for a couple years, works great for me.
Reptile does good work too...
12-29-2008
Or do it yourself....put sand in it.....LOL! I didn't know trannyman did that if I ever make up my mind on what I wanna do I need to get that done...o btw do not put sand in it!!!
12-29-2008
Trannyman95 or Reptile would be the guys to talk to if you arent going to do it yourself.
im in the process of doing my own job on an extra blower case and TB i picked up.
For what its worth.
a ported blower on an otherwise stock car(stock intake/exhaust/pulley) will have little effect other than killing boost.
Last edited by TehGTP; 12-29-2008 at 04:42 PM.
12-29-2008
that's what smaller pullies are for.Originally Posted by TehGTP
12-29-2008
word.that's what smaller pullies are for.
12-29-2008
could anyone possibly post up a quick how-to on porting out the supercharger housing? Just something quick and dirty like the tools and the proper steps to take.
12-29-2008
to really get rid of material, youre going to need something beefy.
air tools will come in really handy. lucky enough for me my dad has a cnc lathe and we just tossed it in there and it made it really easy. ported in 15 minutes.
12-31-2008
any other instructions?
01-01-2009
anyone know if an electric die grinder will have the power to port? i dont wanna buy an air compressor... and found out they make some electric die grinders. was going to make a thread asking. but figured this would be the place. and also would it be ok to port one part at a time and drive it like that for a few days till time enough to port the next? and if he was looking into porting his stuff himself it'd be good info for him too
01-02-2009
there are people that do it with dremels, but its hella easier with some carbide bits and the like.
i think you could get away with an electric one..but its going to take longer.
01-02-2009
If you port a little at a time and drive it in between, you're going to go through a lot of gaskets.
01-02-2009
so porting the TB one day, then the blower another would be a bad idea?and you know an estimated time it'd take to port them? (not including the time to take them out) i only asked the first part because i really have no idea how long it'd take. i figured the TB would be pretty quick. not sure about the blower.
01-02-2009
you can port the blower case one day and then the TB the next. you have to completely disassemble the blower to port the case though, so take that into consideration.
should take you a few hours to port the blower case and another couple to do your TB. be prepared to break through and have to patch up the TB. it is not a possibility, it's a certainty.
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