The answer depends on what other modifications are performed on the engine. A completely stock engine with "ported & polished" heads might run worse than factory, depending on how much the ports are enlarged, what shape they are ported to, how smooth they are polished etc... To receive the benefit of a good port job, there needs to be a reason to do so, such as a larger (more lift) cam, larger carburetor (or larger throttle body), more compression (different pistons), or valve size (larger diameter or reduced stem size) etc.. This is true for any piston powered 4 stroke engine. Sorry to be vague, but this is a general question.
put an expansion chamber on it You can install a big bore kit, shave the heads, pro cut the piston, and have it ported and polished.
i love ported boxes because it's less wear and tear on the subs because the air isn't pushing against the sub, but leaving the port. so i found out that you get a louder, better performance with ported boxes.
2007 Road King 103 inch motor with heavy breather d-d 2 into1 se255 cams stock heads flowed and ported stage b2 race kit 10.0 to 1 also t hundermax closed loop computer results 98.2 hp 102.3 ft lbs hope this helps hotrod 1200.
a ported box is better i have tried a sealed as well as ported and the ported dilivers far more power
Depends on what application it was ported for and by what process.
NO. It needs ported vacuum. This means that it should only have vacuum on it when you bring the rpms up off of adle.
This gun was polished and ported by famed gunsmith Richard Heine -- and his name is stamped into the barrel. Comes with 4-5 genuine colt mags. Fewer than 500 rounds have been fired with it.
a ported box will hit the lows better than a sealed box. and they will hit harder.. but a ported box will be louder.
A barrel with ports cut in it.
It depends on what your looking for a ported box gives off more bass but a sealed box is a clearer sound
400 hp give or take..my friend has a machine shop and has very good luck with pro comp heads..
That would be dependent on your device. It will show any video signal ported to the HDMI port.