Porting manifolds
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Porting manifolds
First question: I still have the stock exhaust manifolds from my 98 SSEi and will they fit my 2000 SSEi?
Obvious next question: What is the process for porting these for the 2000 and what equipment will I need? Any tutorials that I overlooked?
Obvious next question: What is the process for porting these for the 2000 and what equipment will I need? Any tutorials that I overlooked?
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From what I would understand you'd need to add metal to the bottom of the port to be able to open the port further..
I think its just as easy to get a PLOG from ZZP... I got tired of the Stocker and the Plog will flow better either way, but if you were to do that you'd want to skew the injectors to 2-3% more on the front bank than the rear with the Plog..
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I think its just as easy to get a PLOG from ZZP... I got tired of the Stocker and the Plog will flow better either way, but if you were to do that you'd want to skew the injectors to 2-3% more on the front bank than the rear with the Plog..
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
DO NOT attempt it yourself Kyle. 
I was looking at the ZZP powerlog w/ rear ported manifold but will a w-body rear manifold fit my h-body? I somewhat remember Zoomer telling me no, but can't find the email.
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Kyle, Jshelton54 is running a W-body rear manifold. It may or may not work on the 92-99, but I believe it will on the 2k and up. Or maybe it'* the H body mani that won't work on the W.
