Check out this Eaton port job!
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Holy cow, the Franken-Eaton....LOL. Yes this was a proto-type design Eaton done by a vendor than modified by me. It has been put through the rigors of dynos and the port has changed several times. Hence the shape. This ported Franken-Eaton, though not aesthetically beautifull has made more power than any vendor I know and it has been brought into submission and has never siezed.
Form follows function and that thats what this blower emulates. I would of spent more time having her look pretty but its purpose is not to pick up chicks but to scare them and make power while doing some R&D. The inlet is extensively modified, the outlet we found to be only as good as what the inlet can provide it, CFM wise and the different outlet shapes are negligible as far as HP is concerned. The case clearence are beautiful and this blower has never siezed, even with a 10# and 2# combination. Peace
Form follows function and that thats what this blower emulates. I would of spent more time having her look pretty but its purpose is not to pick up chicks but to scare them and make power while doing some R&D. The inlet is extensively modified, the outlet we found to be only as good as what the inlet can provide it, CFM wise and the different outlet shapes are negligible as far as HP is concerned. The case clearence are beautiful and this blower has never siezed, even with a 10# and 2# combination. Peace
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Re: Re: Re: Check out this Eaton port job!
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Mondo1
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Hey Mondo1,whats going on w/you?
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Originally posted by denny0328
I couldn't find 'Promodag' in the user directory. Who did he say ported the blower? Eaton? Doesn't look like an eaton port job...I'm interested to hear your results...
Is that Promodag or Promod?
I couldn't find 'Promodag' in the user directory. Who did he say ported the blower? Eaton? Doesn't look like an eaton port job...I'm interested to hear your results...
Is that Promodag or Promod?
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Re: Check out this Eaton port job!
Originally posted by Master Of Pain
I just received a Ebay-won ported blower from our esteemed forum member Promodag. The porting on this unit is very... unique! Has anybody seen a port job like this one before? I have great expectations from this baby, I hope it blows me like a champ!
I just received a Ebay-won ported blower from our esteemed forum member Promodag. The porting on this unit is very... unique! Has anybody seen a port job like this one before? I have great expectations from this baby, I hope it blows me like a champ!
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Re: Re: Check out this Eaton port job!
Originally posted by tommylightning
When you are ready for a port job that works let me know.
When you are ready for a port job that works let me know.
Would that be the same machinist who did Mat's motor?Sorry, couldn't resist.
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Re: Re: Re: Check out this Eaton port job!
Originally posted by unclemole
Would that be the same machinist who did Mat's motor?
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Would that be the same machinist who did Mat's motor?Sorry, couldn't resist.
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hmmm
how much pressure would you have if you hooked up a 2 inch piece of pvc to a garden hose spiket............
Compared to a standard garden hose.............
That's what we are looking at here. I am no expert but i'm gonna say that the blower's effeciency is back in the pile of metal that was cut out of it.
Compared to a standard garden hose.............
That's what we are looking at here. I am no expert but i'm gonna say that the blower's effeciency is back in the pile of metal that was cut out of it.
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Originally posted by promodlightning
Holy cow, the Franken-Eaton....LOL. Yes this was a proto-type design Eaton done by a vendor than modified by me. It has been put through the rigors of dynos and the port has changed several times. Hence the shape. This ported Franken-Eaton, though not aesthetically beautifull has made more power than any vendor I know and it has been brought into submission and has never siezed.
Form follows function and that thats what this blower emulates. I would of spent more time having her look pretty but its purpose is not to pick up chicks but to scare them and make power while doing some R&D. The inlet is extensively modified, the outlet we found to be only as good as what the inlet can provide it, CFM wise and the different outlet shapes are negligible as far as HP is concerned. The case clearence are beautiful and this blower has never siezed, even with a 10# and 2# combination. Peace
Holy cow, the Franken-Eaton....LOL. Yes this was a proto-type design Eaton done by a vendor than modified by me. It has been put through the rigors of dynos and the port has changed several times. Hence the shape. This ported Franken-Eaton, though not aesthetically beautifull has made more power than any vendor I know and it has been brought into submission and has never siezed.
Form follows function and that thats what this blower emulates. I would of spent more time having her look pretty but its purpose is not to pick up chicks but to scare them and make power while doing some R&D. The inlet is extensively modified, the outlet we found to be only as good as what the inlet can provide it, CFM wise and the different outlet shapes are negligible as far as HP is concerned. The case clearence are beautiful and this blower has never siezed, even with a 10# and 2# combination. Peace
Pete, anwer your e-mail? Or call me need your help!
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Re: hmmm
Originally posted by tallimeca
how much pressure would you have if you hooked up a 2 inch piece of pvc to a garden hose spiket............
Compared to a standard garden hose.............
That's what we are looking at here. I am no expert but i'm gonna say that the blower's effeciency is back in the pile of metal that was cut out of it.
how much pressure would you have if you hooked up a 2 inch piece of pvc to a garden hose spiket............
Compared to a standard garden hose.............
That's what we are looking at here. I am no expert but i'm gonna say that the blower's effeciency is back in the pile of metal that was cut out of it.
which would flow more water, the garden hose or the 2" pvc hooked up to it?
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Re: Re: hmmm
Originally posted by brain bypass
what does pressure have to do with anything? it is airflow we want, CFM, not psi of boost.
which would flow more water, the garden hose or the 2" pvc hooked up to it?
what does pressure have to do with anything? it is airflow we want, CFM, not psi of boost.
which would flow more water, the garden hose or the 2" pvc hooked up to it?
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Re: Re: Check out this Eaton port job!
Originally posted by tommylightning
That is unique to say the least. a straight edge and some knowledge of flow characteristics would be good. When you are ready for a port job that works let me know.
That is unique to say the least. a straight edge and some knowledge of flow characteristics would be good. When you are ready for a port job that works let me know.
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From: sfla
toss the salt shaker
Originally posted by promodlightning
Holy cow, the Franken-Eaton....LOL. Yes this was a proto-type design Eaton done by a vendor than modified by me. It has been put through the rigors of dynos and the port has changed several times. Hence the shape. This ported Franken-Eaton, though not aesthetically beautifull has made more power than any vendor I know and it has been brought into submission and has never siezed.
Form follows function and that thats what this blower emulates. I would of spent more time having her look pretty but its purpose is not to pick up chicks but to scare them and make power while doing some R&D. The inlet is extensively modified, the outlet we found to be only as good as what the inlet can provide it, CFM wise and the different outlet shapes are negligible as far as HP is concerned. The case clearence are beautiful and this blower has never siezed, even with a 10# and 2# combination. Peace
Holy cow, the Franken-Eaton....LOL. Yes this was a proto-type design Eaton done by a vendor than modified by me. It has been put through the rigors of dynos and the port has changed several times. Hence the shape. This ported Franken-Eaton, though not aesthetically beautifull has made more power than any vendor I know and it has been brought into submission and has never siezed.
Form follows function and that thats what this blower emulates. I would of spent more time having her look pretty but its purpose is not to pick up chicks but to scare them and make power while doing some R&D. The inlet is extensively modified, the outlet we found to be only as good as what the inlet can provide it, CFM wise and the different outlet shapes are negligible as far as HP is concerned. The case clearence are beautiful and this blower has never siezed, even with a 10# and 2# combination. Peace
