I'm thinking about having my M90 ported by intense. I'm looking at the Inlet/Outlet/IC housing package. What kind of gains would that kind of porting yield?

 

Save alot fo money and do it yourself, if you have the right tools, you can really expect lower iat2 temps.

 

no one has a good answer, because everyone goes nuts on the blower and hurts the effeciancy of it.

 

I did a very mild port on mine and didnt touch teh bypass holes at all.

 

Problem is i don't have the time or the patience for it. I did a search on the GP forums and most poeple like intense's work.

 

keep in mind, this blower is not a gen 3 m90. so it requires very little porting.

 

http://www.zzperformance.com/grand_p...=162&catid=106

$200 ported m90 housing from zzp..

is the one i posted compatable with his internals?

 

You could look here if you want to try to do it yourself.

http://ciaz.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1085

I saw lower IAT2 temps, and it's a little louder.

 

that would be gen 3. the older model. our blowers are the mini versions of the gen 4 m90's.

so far, that i am aware of, no one has gained anything from this. i might be wrong, sometimes i am. so you might want to double check.


just because it lowers the iat's doesn't mean it gives you more power. it gives you the power that you already had back, in laymens terms at least.

 

its not cheap but but www.jbodyperformance.com does an all out port pollish and tune on the charger

 

just do it yourself. just dont touch the boost bleedoff holes or the top of the V, some people here have been taking way too much out and hurting performance.

 

I'd rather burn money then waste it on there products.

 

I'd rather twinscrew than waste money on an m90.

 

It'll be funny if i could post the same gains for a thousand dollars compared to the TS's 3K pricetag.

By the way... If the gains are good i will be able to get these adapter plates mass produced for whoever wants them.