Re: Port mismatch with poly Weiand intake

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In a message dated 1/3/2005 8:20:58 PM Central Standard Time,  
Joeydahook9@xxxxxxx writes:

You can  get a carbide porting bit from a NAPA store, they usually run  about 
 
20.00 and come in many shapes.  An oval shape is probably the best  to  have 
if 
you only need one.  It will load up with aluminum if  you don't put  grease 
on 
it.  Some use atf or even wd 40 on the  bits.  They come in  different 
lengths, but about a 4" is all  you need for gasket matching.  The  longer 
the bit, 
the more  $$$.  The shafts are 1/4" in diameter, so your  Dremel will need a  
1/4" 
collet.  I use a cheepo air die grinder  ($25).  Works  slow, but works. 


Thanks for the info.  I'll see what my local NAPA has to offer.   May have to 
go with the cheepo air die grinder too.  ;)
 
Houston

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