Porting th SC
03-20-2009, 11:57 AM
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Porting th SC
Hopefully someone can help me out. Im planning to port my own SC. I will be plugging up the silencer holes. Wondering how much i need to grind off in the big V shape. If anyone can give me exact measurements that would be great
03-20-2009, 11:59 AM
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Search. I think theres a couple threads already about this and theres pics n stuff.
03-20-2009, 02:16 PM
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Everything I have ever seen on the Eaton blowers say that you shouldn't port the outlet, only the inlet should be ported. The outlet can be smoothed though. You can plug the holes but makes sure whatever you use to plug the silencer holes doesn't come off or it will go straight into the motor.
03-20-2009, 02:52 PM
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Everything I have ever seen on the Eaton blowers say that you shouldn't port the outlet, only the inlet should be ported. The outlet can be smoothed though. You can plug the holes but makes sure whatever you use to plug the silencer holes doesn't come off or it will go straight into the motor.
03-20-2009, 03:02 PM
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From what i have seen done, a VERY small amount can be taken from the outlet...
The shape must not change at all though, and it needs to be even all the way around.
The shape must not change at all though, and it needs to be even all the way around.
03-20-2009, 03:43 PM
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Maybe you can remove a small amount, not 100% sure on that. I do know that the reason you shouldn't mess much with the outlet is that the outlet is shaped to chanel and compress the air in a specific pattern. If you change the outlet V you cause the SC to lose the ability to effectively compress the air.
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Maybe you can remove a small amount, not 100% sure on that. I do know that the reason you shouldn't mess much with the outlet is that the outlet is shaped to chanel and compress the air in a specific pattern. If you change the outlet V you cause the SC to lose the ability to effectively compress the air.
I do remember seeing a picture of a m62 and the bottom of the outlet was all jacked up (non symmetrical an uneven)...
03-20-2009, 04:03 PM
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I got information from the Eaton guy that said you can port it a little on each end (inlet and outlet), smooth them, and it will improve the flow. If you go overboard you may disrupt the air movement/compression.
Just smooth the outlet up and plug the boost leak holes.
Just smooth the outlet up and plug the boost leak holes.
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