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ss2haul Nov 18th, 06, 10:21 PM i posted a thread last week about porting and intake. I got many replies about different grinding stones and tools. I started to think about using a hand file, so I experimented. It seem to cut the aluminum intake just fine. So I was wondering what is wrong with using a file. sleeper Nov 18th, 06, 10:28 PM Blisters furball8994 Nov 18th, 06, 10:31 PM A file is OK to a point but it will leave cut marks. You want the runners as smooth as possible. Use the file to get them close, then use a dremmel to smooth every thing out. BillK Nov 18th, 06, 10:36 PM ss, Most of the parts of the port that really make a difference in airflow are not accessable with a file. Wolfplace Nov 19th, 06, 12:50 AM i posted a thread last week about porting and intake. I got many replies about different grinding stones and tools. I started to think about using a hand file, so I experimented. It seem to cut the aluminum intake just fine. So I was wondering what is wrong with using a file. = I think you need to do some reading before you end up screwing something up :) Start here http://www.mondellotwister.com/ArtHeadPort.htm http://www.mondellotwister.com/ArtPtngAtHme.htm http://www.sa-motorsports.com/diyguide.shtm This should keep you out of mischief for a while :D 64malss468 Nov 19th, 06, 11:00 AM [QUOTE=Wolfplace;1122052]= I think you need to do some reading before you end up screwing something up :) Start here http://www.mondellotwister.com/ArtHeadPort.htm http://www.mondellotwister.com/ArtPtngAtHme.htm http://www.sa-motorsports.com/diyguide.shtm This should keep you out of mischief for a while :D[/QUOT INTRESTING...................VERY INTRESTING..........( with a sinister grin) | ||