well high boost might not happen for awhile I first want to get the block ready and then I will completly rebuild the head on it. sound be good for another 200,000KM. Then I need to find and mabey rebuild a G-series Tranny. This is all while rebuilding the body and suspension lol
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Sounds like you like to do things twice... but that's totally up to you. Why don't you just take it to an automotive machine shop and get it all measured up and get a quote. Then if you don't have enough, save up and do it right ONCE!... just my 2 cents.
JoN - Automotive Machinist Journeyman/Refrigeration Mechanic Journeyman
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1996 Mazda MX-3 RS - Creek Blue Mica
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well I am not quite done thinking about the head yet. I am thinking of getting it ported and polished and all the thatbut am wonder if I could do that at home with my dremel. But how would I be doing it twice? I was thinking about more like 2 parts. I am not gonna be putting the head on till the head works been done.
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If you're going to attempt to do it yourself, you virtually need to get it benchflowed. Its possible to make a head flow up to 10% worse with a home P&P job. Either pay someone who knows what they're doing or get it benchflowed before and after to make sure you're doing it for the better.
-Tyler
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