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Jerry Hey wrote:
> Joe,  there are plenty of cheap junk housings around to practice p 
> porting.  I would not use good ones for that.  One housing is enough 
> as the process of boring the hole in the housing is easy to 
> accomplish.   I think Mazda Trix is selling junk housings for around 
> $30.00.   Jerry
>
>

I've got junk ones you can have for free.

> On Mar 5, 2007, at 8:42 PM, Joe Berki wrote:
>
>> Well, I washed the aluminum rotor housings and the chrome looks good 
>> except by the spark plug and the exhaust port .  There seems to be a 
>> little wear on the edges but that might be within Bruce's criteria.  
>> But i am afraid that I won't use thes housings.  They will be 
>> practice for P port mod.
>>
>> Joe Berki
>> LimoEZ
>>
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