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Old 06-13-2006, 04:14 PM
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Anyone ever port matched something before? I picked up a b18 throttle body (60mm) compared to my stock d16 (52mm). Instead of buying the skunk2 manifold, I want to port match my intake manifold. Not the runners, but just where it connects to the throttle body until it hits the first runner, if that makes sense. So, would you recommend getting it done professionally, and where? or, do it myself - and how?

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should i get it port matched or get a skunk2 manifold?
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You haven't told us anything about the motor. What are your goals? What mods do you have?

If it's just I/H/E, that oversized tb and port matching the IM is only going to hurt you.
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d16y8
boosted @ 7psi, stock internals for now, but planning to build (rods on order)
looking for about 250whp.
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i wouldnt say it will hurt the peak HP but will kill your bottom end tq and throttle response. OP, do it yourself if you have a steady hand, lay the gasket on the IM trace it with something and start dremeling it away.
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so you recommend just staying stock throttle body and manifold (d16) & that would almost be better? even for a goal of 250whp?
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nah go for the port matching, hes turbo i dont think he cares about the lower end haha if he does get a nitrous shot until 2500 rpm
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well, i wouldnt worry about bottom end on a honda cuz it sucks anyways no matter what, thats why i said just do it.
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I say go for the dremel and do it yourself
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