pics of work done the past

[msj442]

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[RACEPUMPER]

Nice work Max.
That Rat manifold looks good

Jim

[larrycavan]

Nice, even work.

[msj442]

thaks alot larry.
i have alot of respect for you based on articles that i have read that you have posted. i have learned alot from them also. what is your history anyway, just very curious. i have been porting for only about 13 years.worked at one of the biggest names in the tri state area here in iowa. now im on my own. some people think that is along time and some people think im new to it. i just keep an open mind and try to learn something everyday. i guess you could say you are some what of a roll model for me. weird i know.

thanks alot, max

[slracer]

Hey Max, Don't know where else to put this, but your comments about Larry made me think this was the place! You could choose a worse role model. I too read what Larry was saying and asked him to take a shot at one of the 100cc Honda heads I run. When he got the first one (which I had done some work on), he asked for another as that one was too large. (I thought large was good!) He took a stocker and reworked it for me. I had the guides replaced so the 8mm stem stock valves were replaced with 4mm versions from a Honda CBR600F3. Larry did the rest! He wasn't too happy with the quality of the cast iron castings from 1962, but Honda has learned something since then. Before this bad boy runs in anger, I'll have some real seats put in, but a 30+% increase in intake flow is worthwhile. Larry, if you want to add some numbers and comments, jump in. I'll just show the pic of the port!

Thanks again! -- Doug

[msj442]

thanks doug.

max

[msj442]

this question is direted mainly at larry c.
there is so much focus on the intake velocity and none that i am aware of on exhaust. any info or magic numbers on the exhaust velocity? i have never had a problem getting my exhaust numbers really good but was just curious on what kind of rule of thumb there is out there for mapping of the port.

thank, max

[jfholm]

Max,
I have a copy of PipeMax by Larry Meaux and it will give you CSA and port velocities you need to aim for on the exhaust. So I really feel it is critical on the exhaust side also. I have noticed that the desired velocity is faster in the exhaust than the intake.

John

[msj442]

ok thanks for info. when i get enuf money i will have to get that program.
thanks, max

[jfholm]

Max,
It will be one of the best $40 you spent. Each application is different, cam, rpm range, engine size all contribute of course.

John