has anyone ported an M10, or know anyone who has????
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what are you trying to find out specifically:shock:Originally posted by blunttech -
talk with Jeff or Jeremy at IE, they have done lots of them over the years. Jeremy's pretty approachable about it, shoot he's teaching me how right now.
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Never been done, you'd be the first!Comment
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Just if its doable, it seems to be cheap and relatively easy if you take your time . Plus just another reason to use a power tool. How do I get in contact with jeff at IEComment
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Originally posted by Clark954 View Post
It is exceedingly easy to make your head perform worse, especially if you go crazy on it. Without a flow bench or engine dyno and a lot of time stick to the small mods, most of the easily attainable power is in the valve seat angles. If you want a head done right, talk to Paul Burke. Anyone that can get over 300hp out of a sub 2 liter M10 naturally aspirated knows what they are doing in my book.Lorin
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Port Polish and 3 angle valve job.Comment
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If u wanna go balls out get an s14 block and a cam off of an older 320.Comment
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HHHMMM very good info guys thank you very much.Comment
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How do we contact Paul Burke?? I want to give him the rules of the track and see what they can do for the M10. kick some mustang ass.
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Don't even bother to port and polishing an M10 head unless you go high compression, cams and ITB's.Need a Turbo manifold? We have them in stock- Click here---> http://rapidspoolindustries.com/
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thanks otis, I think im guna do the M20 swap, doesnt seem to difficult or expensiveOriginally posted by Good & Tight View PostComment
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Go low comp and boostComment
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