Polishing Turds Episode 8!!! Head Porting!!

[@stoney093]

SO MUCH FREE KNOWLEDGE FROM HANDS ON PROVEN EXPERIENCE

[@FatBoy7.3Powerstroke]

Hard to find anyone on KZbin with knowledge on porting 7.3 Powerstroke Diesel heads that involve Boost, Might have to download some of the videos I recorded of the work I’ve done. I record my own music too, I can really appreciate the influence of this video and your channel, Way to go brother

[@kevinengland4042]

Great explanation of what I've been telling people for years..... Too much cam and not enough head loses everywhere, too little cam and too much head is a better balance with room to grow. Always focus on increasing average torque instead of chasing peak hp.

[@shitbox82]

I couldn’t agree more. 👍🏻

[@slowfox89]

I've noticed a over kill head for a given displacement will gently fall off up top vs a less than ideal head will just hit a wall and fall of sharply up top. Even with a larger camshaft.

[@joelmclaughlin2558]

I like your style!

[@ni_wink84]

I just binge watched all 8 episodes and I’m hooked! Came here from finnegans channel and glad I did, can’t wait for the next turd polishing episode

[@robtdougherty]

Same here. Here from Blasphemy! Always love to learn new stuff doin good

[@davidgough1161]

You are a true artist, from your music to the quality of your engine work. Truly priceless. where did you learn your machining and music style. Just shows the talent hidden in every day life. Thank you.

[@shortstroke8712]

Very interesting and informative. I’m glad to finally be able to watch someone do this type of work and explain what they are doing and what is going to be affected by it, and how much effect it’s going to have. Can’t wait for the next video.

[@hughobrien4139]

I love it! Great explanation on port development! When I started out porting I spent very little time on conventional cylinder heads. They stuck a grinder in my hands and said to do this and not that and walked off. Had some success with those ports and that was about two or three sets, then it was all Big Chief and Big Duke from there on out. I had very good luck finding my way around those ports. Mostly figured out that the majority of them had subpar valve seats and back cut angles. After about 10 years of that I grew worry of it. Always something bigger and always something better. Most of all if you can’t dedicate the R&D time to it at that level you’re pissing into the wind. Talking cross sectional area with me at that time was a one sided conversation. You could go on and on all day long about it, I would just shake my head and keep quiet about it. It did not affect my world then. I must add that I would have made a mess out of those valve seats without a chamber valve on those seats. Looks nice! I’m betting there’s more than just plus 30 cfm improvement there. That’s an easy 50 cfm in Texas. LOL!

[@justinadkins9217]

Another great video. Thanks for the information and explanations. Keep kicking ass

[@JSki-kb8vf]

Getting to watch a guy who actually knows what he's doing do what he does...priceless...hurry up, we wanna see the look on the owners face when he sees the dyno results...

[@whereisamerica7384]

Informative and the new timelapse music is 🥇

[@Artoconnell]

LOLing the intro. usually music makes me hit the eject button. Not in this case. well done fellas.

[@craigmooney2630]

David Vizard is very informative on porting & chamber shape

[@79tazman]

Man I have been waiting for this for so long I had to resort to polishing my own turds but before I do that I got to mine a gold mine first before I start polishing my turds since the biggest turd of the nation has made everything so damn expensive to do anything and more so glad your back with a new episode.

[@mattkurtz8549]

Ironic found this video while I was birthing a large fudge log . I subscribed, song alone is worth it!

[@Classickoolcars]

😂😂😂😂

[@twistedkidmotorsports9093]

You do awesome work I need to get out of New York and come down that way

[@GrandPitoVic]

Awsome content brother. I love the tunes with the porting.

[@williamyoast216]

Thanks for sharing the science behind the madness. Can’t wait to see the HP gains. Love the polishing turd episodes. And then I’ll wait for the upgraded turd episodes 👍🏻

[@littlemotor414]

Old school HED and CanAm builder dudeman sidebyside here…. Denton rest in powerrrrrrrr. Thanks again for doing this Pete! FuckkaKardashian episode… -were polishin’ turdsssss!!!! 😜

[@robostyle9773]

Great video thank you

[@johnnikollaj496]

Lol, that theme song . Good stuff.

[@hdogjones1845]

Behold ,,the King of Good / Stuff Doin !!

[@STARSHIPTROOP]

I'm surprised you didn't mention port matching. And yes I'm the guy porting heads on my kitchen table...lol

[@rlewis8921]

Looks good like how you explain what you are doing nice free hand port work..good guitarist as well..

[@strokermaverick]

Approved! Perty work!

[@jamesbyrge6484]

Crafty songwriting.....well played

[@Stevesbe]

I never thought a turd could break the sound barrier

[@DemolitionOutdoors]

I love this intro. Reminds me of my job. 😂

[@thesquirrelchroniclesakare7808]

You sound just like my old friends Bob Lane and Gary Bowman ! They could make power out of any junk you took to them !

[@Sleeperdude]

Looking good. The math is interesting

[@thylordsatan666]

You sir, have added a new song to my rolodex, right next “ pop up, up and down headlights”

[@Torquemonster440]

You chevy guys got it easy... I'm trying to move 505ci of air through an equally crappy set of Big Block Mopar heads. 210cc runners ootb.. = very small CSA. About 2.19 by my measurements in the pinch. I carved em out to about 2.35.. peak hp is gonna be in 5,500 rpm range.. oh well.. just keep making my turd shiny as possible.

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

I've done a set or two of those in the past and I remember them being really small there. Not much can be done about it.

[@Torquemonster440]

@@realgoodatdoinstuff900 yeah, I've resigned to the fact that if I ever wanna make serious power with this combo it will necessitate a set of aftermarket big boy heads. Either Indy EZ's.. or Trickflow 270's. Either way = BIG $.. 😣

[@scottr9900]

Damn! Thought you had quit. But there’s no quit in ya.

[@n2oracer84]

Great information Pete. Could you throw it on the bench just for shits and giggles once you get it finished?

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

I wish I had time. I might cc a port though just for comparisons sake.

[@thewitt76]

Love them "ButtNugget" heads... 🤣

[@danielclarke6931]

Can you give the formula for calculating the peak rpm with displacement and csa

[@mrmiscast]

I'm certainly enjoying watching the shine improve. Or, if you will, making something from damn near nothing.... Thanks...

[@LSturboguy]

I been watching your polishing turds and I've followed what your saying and thought I'd try do my own heads LS 823's mines 427 LS and big turbo so I've concentrated on exhaust port so far its not to bad.... interesting stuff Ill either fix it or fuck it

[@Anarchy-Is-Liberty]

I got your "dumb round eye" hanging!!

[@StephenGiovi]

You are one hell of a singer. Cool, funny song for an intro. Subscribe, subscribe, and subscribe! The end.

[@PgUpPerformance]

I have had many debates with "cyl head gurus" regarding needing an appropriate cross section for a given displacement/RPM range...I should send them a link to this 🤣

[@nathanbutler8240]

Do you ever tube the pushrod holes? so when porting you can break through the pushrod wall and straighten out the runner in the port?

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

In some cases yes but on a small block chevy this doesn't work. We could use offset lifters, offset shaft rockers and then weld up the port at the pinch. This would provide large gains.

[@nathanbutler8240]

@@realgoodatdoinstuff900 interesting, thanks. Would love to get an explanation in a video of the difference or if you do another comment questions video.

[@pameladunn7346]

do you use a intake and exhaust gasket for reference ? or is there another method ...

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

Sometimes I will but not in this case. The problems are more interior.

[@rudyjhughes]

So the cross sectional area is more important on determining rpm then actual cfm, good to know.

[@vinshanestrickland4179]

Won't need to hone the guides with all that silicone carbide dust from the cartridge roll ,.... she is a polished turd why not! ! ,,,,send it ! Lol love the videos I to cut my teeth in a engine machine shop my uncle owned I worked for after school and weekends/ summers .all of high school its were I learned how to make serious power, turn cranks polish them balance rotating assembly port heads ,use the flow bench weld up billet blocks that had been windowed from a top alcohol funny car and dragster weld up and re

[@Boostismyfriend]

Awesome

[@melissamcallister2867]

I really enjoyed this episode I have sbc 409 with Afr 210 heads that only revs to 6300 with a camshaft and springs setup for 8000 rpms. I would love to know that math you use in the pushrod pinch area

[@matthewdoty2685]

It's (bore squared x stroke x rpm) dived by 190,000 for your engine I got 2.156 for 6,300 rpm The minimum cross sectional area for an AFR 210 head is 2.100 or 2.115

[@BENCHSEATRACIN]

Donta putting in work

[@slowfox89]

I get paid good money being a professional turd polisher. Haha

[@racingjoe27]

For all the turd polishing going on, a down draft table would be nice

[@Dereks06]

Is there a full version of the intro song?

[@voodoovision7367]

Question ? What is that make and model of that mini die grinder ? Looks easy to manoeuvre

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

Foredom. I’ve used these for twenty years.

[@nemesisracing1283]

Any dyno tuning videos? That’d be cool to see and tips and tricks while doing it

[@HappyHarryHardon]

What do you listen to while your working?

[@daveparrish6207]

How many hours do you typically have in a set of heads doing it by hand Pete?

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

Depends but I bet 40 plus on some stuff.

[@jcnpresser]

Are those cheap heads even worth getting to port? Like you said about busting through. Or is it worth it getting something better from start?

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

Well then we wouldn't be polishing turds......

[@chuckjenkins1968]

Buttnugget??

[@danmyers9372]

Guessing another name for turd.

[@donaldspeck9212]

What is your thoughts on dumping?

[@georgekalafatis7286]

I know this sounds crazy but I wonder if anybody out there has ever tried sandblasting the inside of the combustion runners to try to flow a little better air that way I wonder if it would even work

[@timothybayliss6680]

ProTopLine had a set of bead blasted heads that were to cheat the "unported" rules for some circle track sanctioning bodies. The bead blasted surface is more akin to a cast surface than a burr or flap finish. Extrude hone is another thing. Sandblasting is an idea but it almost doesnt remove material. The pushrod pinch he took out 1/8" material, a sandblaster would take a really long time to do that. Even just attacking with flap wheels would probably be faster and way more cost effective.

[@CARRIERGUY]

Lets go!

[@brentonk461]

Speaking of polished turds, looks like They're copies of the same casting as the Patriots I have, they look like Pro-comp heads to me. i got 7500rpm out of mine with my solid roller cam, 8500rpm with the flat tappet Cam, standard 30/45/60 valve seat. Smoke the tires from a Roll On 2nd gear, th-400 and 9".. the last combo I built with the 379ci short block and better Dart copy heads, is 10 a second 1/4 capable combo,. My KZbin

[@wisconsintractorpullingforum]

What are you using for your die grinder? Cable driven?

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

Yes. Foredom

[@chrisstavro4698]

At what point did you flow test before and after? Simple math says you shouldn't have more than 2 sq.in at the pushrod pinch for good air speed.

[@m.s.patrick2863]

songs awesome

[@m.s.patrick2863]

im watching this for a second time and noticed valve shrouding, did you address this or leave it alone?

[@GTRliffe]

You camera tools bro a simple torch too light up the port would have made this dam good tv! improving overhead light is also good

[@tomdivito264]

Pete What's the trick to Not hitting the Valve seat . You have a steady hand .

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

Years and years of practice really. I steady the tool with one hand and guide with the other I guess. Head porters are all different though…

[@magnusdanielsson2749]

Nice vid 👍 Looks like a handy grinder. What is it?

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

Foredom. Has a foot pedal.

[@Dwlukinbill]

The intro did it

[@edpetrocelli2633]

I have tried to grind heads for years and I can`t even get out of the gate, How do you control the bur from jumpin and hoppin and chattering and scooting all over the place. I`ve varied the speed, the pressure, the bur size and shape and am equally dangerous with the entire operation.

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

I use my left hand to steady my right. More or less

[@EricFixalot]

Hey would you mind going more in depth on how much cross section you need for a given engine? I thought that was really interesting. Thank you.

[@bennyfactr6122]

The formula for min CSA is... min CSA = (Bore x bore x stroke x rpm x .00353) / 613.8

[@EricFixalot]

@@bennyfactr6122 Thank you.

[@craigmccall7450]

Dumb round eye! 🤘🇺🇲

[@JohnW1711stock]

Does anyone have some 305, SBC 416 heads?

[@wilsonjohn9766]

McAmis said he ain’t letting any of this shit in his shop. 😅 I get what you’re doing and why and I get why he says it’s not welcomed in his shop. It’s trash but if Americans are gonna buy it you gotta help em and make a profit in the process.

[@patrickharper9297]

Difference between me and mr. McAmis = he can afford to be pickier about his parts instead of budget; I’m the opposite, if it ain’t junkyard or Chinese I’m gonna need donations, might need donations or to save a few months with the cheap stuff 🫣

[@donaldspeck9212]

Dimpling

[@Jnichols77]

Gawd damn dumb round eye’s

[@IsraelitesUnited]

Pointless raising the roof as nothing flows at the top near the roof only on the bottom.

[@realgoodatdoinstuff900]

Ok then I guess this won't work

[@williamkillingsworth2619]

LOL butt nugget...