didn't want to post them because they are a little large. Let me know. I don't know much about porting. Thanks for the help.

http://img392.imageshack.us/img392/1169/port2kf4.jpg

http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/2379/porttw0.jpg

 

If you're gonna do Port-n-polish, do it the right way the first time. I would help you port your head, but your too far. Here's mine, I took out .090". Make sure you measure your walls w/an Inside Caliper and Outside Caliper, so, you don't over port it. Always measure, measure, measure!

 

so it's a start of a good port or it's just a start of a bad port? lol.

 

all the ports are slightly different which isn't good. u should spend more time making them exactly the same

 

i didn't port it. someone else did. debating on buying it or not. 90bucks. ls head.

 

X's 2.

 

so pass? or buy and work on it?

 

Pass on it cause its not ported the dividers just narrowed. Its totally unheard of to port a head with the valves still in it.

 

pass. that thing look like pooo. i could have did better with my eyes closed, literally.

 

save your money and move on...

 

i see you are from york. were is this kid thats selling the ls head....pm me info
if i think it is who it is, i wouldnt do it.

 

you can get ls heads cheap and do better then that lol... i,d pass if i was you...

 

what kills me is how many of these DIY port jobs you see, and how many heads have been screwed up for the small amount of power you gain from a PROPERLY done p&p...its just not worth it to me......btw I would skip that head, its no good for you if its actually gonna slow you down

 

It's because most people don't understand how it all works and just thinks by making everything bigger (not worrying about how or why) makes parts better.

 

just get another unless you want to fix that head

 

the only way you will know if your P and P job was a success is to have it flow tested.

 

meh after awaile most good porters will know without flowbench within in a few cfm what the head is capable of, but thats after alot of expierience and flowbenching