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2G Criticize my port job

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Thats what I thought as well.
Thought? Did someone change your mind?
It does kind-of look twin-scroll but with twin-scroll manifolds usually the tubes point towards the flange so the gases don't hit each-other head-on. On the stock mani, the tubes go kinda sideways so I think you'll be getting a lot of collision in there.
 
Sorry, I miss understood. I thought you were referring to the post above you. I don't plan to the anything else inside the colector, just polish it to try to avoid carbon build up. From what I’ve read all you really need to do is to gasket match (witch im trying to do) and smooth out the runners. The opening as it sits right now is matched to the 7cm gasket ( you can see in the first pic) but I see a bevel, like a little hump. I dont know if thats ok or if it needs to be flat.
 
That crack will only get worse if you dont look after it and stop it now. As if not it shall work its way to the surface and then its a useless manifold! Ideally i would not port a crafked manifold anyway since its only a matter of time and not a very long one at that.

It seems like you rounded the edges to port match rather then square cut to match and make the opening bigger. So try make the whole of the ID bigger and not the surface area as thats not going to be doing anything since the ID will still be a bit smaller
 
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