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Has anybody looked into explorer manifold porting, Im just after a bit of info as to what extent it can be done. I have a workshop up here that can do it for me, but they can only do the lower, they reckon they cant do much with the upper cos of its design.
They suggested extrude honing it but that would be damn expensive, so Im just wondering if it would be worthwhile going fairly nuts with the lower, and just doing what can be done on the upper? I dont wanna end up with a bottleneck is all, and I know there's only so much you can do with the explorer, but for the cost it might be a good option for me (for now at least). Shaun I know youve done it so speak up :hihi:, but has anybody else done it/looked into it? And what sort of gains are there to be had?
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Explorer Manifold porting?
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