Cylinder Head Engine Porting Tool Tungsten Carbide Racing Engine Intake Exhaust

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Porting Tool Intake Exhaust Carbide Tool for Racing Engines
Used for Race Car Engine Porting - BRAND NEW
This is our most popular tool used for racing engine intake and exhaust porting. You will get the most performance out of your race car using this tungsten carbide porting tool.
You are bidding on 1 SC-3L6 Double Cut
carbide porting tool
Item
- SC-3L6 DBL
Diameter
- 3/8"
Length of Flute
- 3/4"
Shank
- 6"
Shape
- Cylindrical - Radius End
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BRAND NEW - MADE IN THE USA
- Made from durable strength Tungsten Carbide
- Precision cut very sharp cutting edge
- Each carbide bur sealed in plastic capsule for storage
- High Quality Carbide burs made right here in USA
- Carbide burs are in stock and shipped the same day ordered
Tungsten carbide burs to meet your needs. Choosing the right carbide bur depends on the material to be ground, grinding speed, desired shape and finish requirements. Our burs are precision made with diamond wheels resulting in a precision tool with extremely sharp teeth. We produce the highest quality bur, properly balanced for vibration-free operation and long tool life. Tungsten burs are best suited for efficient material removal at high RPM's. Our burs are made in the USA. Manufactured with cuts made on the left and right spirals, this design produces a finer finish on material producing smaller chips and slivers.
Our tools are used by hundreds of racing teams around the world!
Tips for Using our Cylinder Head Porting Tools
It has been said many times that an internal combustion engine is nothing more than an air pump, and the more air it can pump, the more power it will make. As with any simplification, it is not all true, but it's a heck of a good place to start.
The number-one flow restriction in any engine is within the cylinder head. Get air to effectively pass these restrictions and you are good to go. It's a big subject to cover, so to chop it down to more manageable bites, we are going to apply five basic rules:
1. Locate the point of greatest restriction, and work on that first.
2. Try to let the air move the way it wants to, not the way you think it should.
3. Air is heavier than you think. Keep the port velocity up and avoid redundant cross-sectional areas.
4. Mixture motion (swirl or tumble, or a combination of both) is important--do not ignore it.
5. Shape is all-important--a shiny finish is not.
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This tool ships SAME DAY ordered with delivery tracking
Allow around 3-4 days for your carbide bur tool to arrive
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