Port and polish anyone?

[ivanmk]

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Looking to port and polish my head lol! Anyone local?

 

[bitzz]

This oughta be good.

You might want to let us know what bike/year you're talking about.

 

[om nom]

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[Torren]

This oughta be good.

You might want to let us know what bike/year you're talking about.

Lets hope he's talking about an engine..

 

[Myztyk]

Just run some sandblasting powder through your engine. It'll work out just fine.

(Sorry, bad old internet joke....Do NOT do this.)

Seriously though, what bike are you talking about?

 

[ivanmk]

Sorry boyz didnt think it would matter what bike it is...
Zx14

 

[STARSHIP]

Are yoiu also changing the cam, headders and pistons at a new map ? Port and polish gains are marginal without the rest of it. Might as well blueprint it at the same time.

 

[canadian john]

May not be local but theese guys make some HP


http://www.carpenterracing.com/zx14.htm

 

[kneedragger88]

Gord Bush
http://www.gordbush.ca/
Will OConnor
http://www.facebook.com/pages/NPS-Racing-Niagara-Powersports-Inc/370786511040
Frank Lietner
http://www.profilecanada.com/compan...77401_Steffen_Engine_Machine_Co_Ltd_Oshawa_ON

 

[RonnieRev]

Bondi engines in Aurora, very good cylinder head guy, all the port developmental work is done on a flow beach.
www.bondiengines,com

 

[Bobo]

I would definately take it to Gord Bush. He has been doing that kind of stuff for eons.I saw his bikes win a ton of races in the early eighties.There are very few people around that have that kind of experience. The only other guy I would have trusted to do that kind of work was a fellow named Steve Crowver, he knew Kawasakis inside out, unfortunately he passed away a few years back.

 

[reciprocity]

Scott Miller @ fast company.

Ryan Gill @ Condor Racing

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