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    porting the a20a3 head

    Well I started porting my head today for my low budget build and thought I would share these with yall to see what yall think?








    These are all ruff cuts but its a start! I got a little excited to be building an engine again after about 9 years. Well I built a 14.0L cummins bout 2years ago in my big rig but that was all in 9 years and it feels good to do it again! Just though i would share that with someone or people that might care.



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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    looks pretty good for rough cuts man! good luck with everything!

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by Tdurr View Post
    looks pretty good for rough cuts man! good luck with everything!
    Thanks alot!

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Well I finished my ruff cuts so heres more pics!







    Now I gota polish it so I can send it to the machine shop to get It shaved and a 3 angle valve job! Ill be back with more pics after the polishing!

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    sweet!! i might need to send u a head to get port and polished by you!

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by Tdurr View Post
    sweet!! i might need to send u a head to get port and polished by you!
    LOL! We'll talk about that 4sho!

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    looks like you are having fun with this one..
    Pretty interesting project you have there

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by roodoo2 View Post
    looks like you are having fun with this one..
    Pretty interesting project you have there
    Yes it kinda is. All the engine I've built ran alot better when I spent alot of time from the head up. And my stageII cam is finished jus waiting for them to open so I can pay for it and get it on the way. So im bout to take the head to the shop in a few to have it shaved down valve job done and cleaned of coarse!

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    nice job on the exhaust ports too btw

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by roodoo2 View Post
    nice job on the exhaust ports too btw
    Thanx! And trust me that too alot or time! I had hella crampe in my right hand after doing those!

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Slap a head gasket on there and then open the chambers up to the edge of the headgasket. It will help a LOT for deshrouding the valves. Other than that, it looks great!
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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by 2drSE-i View Post
    Slap a head gasket on there and then open the chambers up to the edge of the headgasket. It will help a LOT for deshrouding the valves. Other than that, it looks great!
    Thats a good one! I never done that one but I will and thanks!

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by stephensimmons View Post
    Thats a good one! I never done that one but I will and thanks!
    Check this thread

    http://www.onecamonly.com/general-te...ries-head.html

    Its on onecamonly, but the guy doing the work is AwESOME
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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Wish I would have done this before i slapped the head on. XD
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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by mushroom_toy View Post
    Wish I would have done this before i slapped the head on. XD
    I wish you had too! It took me about 4hours to do it.

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Did you use a dremel? I would just be scared that I would take off too much material.
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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by mushroom_toy View Post
    Did you use a dremel? I would just be scared that I would take off too much material.
    LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes..............well kinda sort of............Dose my Black&Decker 1/2in drill with a set of 1/4in shank carbide burr set count as a dremel?........

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    dont know lol. I could still technically do some porting on the intake an exhaust side...but I dont know exactly what to do lol.
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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by mushroom_toy View Post
    dont know lol. I could still technically do some porting on the intake an exhaust side...but I dont know exactly what to do lol.
    If your going to do it just clean it up real good and make sure u get all the shavings out!

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    head looks good...i was trying to remember a company that did head porting for a very decent price

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    looks pretty good. Just remember not to polish the intake side that much, just finish it up a bit with sandpaper rolls and such
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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by MessyHonda View Post
    head looks good...i was trying to remember a company that did head porting for a very decent price
    I never knew of any. All the ones I know of ether was outrageous (so I thought) or wouldnt do it. That why I always did all my own and always made sure I had more than one head when doing a different head for the first time. Besides dont mind the time I put into things like this because that alows me to spend money else where in the project.

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by AccordEpicenter View Post
    looks pretty good. Just remember not to polish the intake side that much, just finish it up a bit with sandpaper rolls and such
    I was told that before, some thing about the fuel atimisation or something? Im not sure of the correct term but ill be sure to do that. I just gota find my 1/8in dremel now being I did this with a 1/2in drill. Oh and thanks for the reminder and thank you Messy too.

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    found it...this site makes me want to port and polish

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    Re: porting the a20a3 head

    Quote Originally Posted by MessyHonda View Post
    found it...this site makes me want to port and polish
    Shit do it! We both know that you will gain the most hp by port and polishing that any other mod EXCEPT boosting,nos,or supercharger. And secondly thats the problem with our motors they cant breath and of coarse the long stroke and small pistons which is not a huge problem but would be better if they had short strokes and larger pistons.

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