Buschur ported & coated parts install (pics)
Originally Posted by Jim_Patterson
Yes methanol is around $3/gallon in oregon. You can get it at some places that carry chemicals.
yes, I pay $3 a gallon also for straight meth. I was able to find a source for this stuff and its only a 5 minute drive from my girls house
So whenever I go to NJ to see my girl, I can stop and get cheaper NJ gas, and cheap meth
Originally Posted by Abicus
I had to buy a drum of it to get that price but now I have a lot of it. 

Down here in Eugene it was $19 for 5gallons if i remember right.
Well?? You have some numbers to post? Thanks for going through this all step by step and providing photos. I've been thinking about going with a similar set up, but with the IX 20g. I'm still interested in seeing how much better the numbers look over stock.
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Ah, sorry, I did a completely separate thread with all the numbers at each step along the way while tuning and raising boost on both 93oct and with alky. You can see the final numbers in my sig, and that's at 26psi instead of 28+, because I want it to be somewhat reliable long-term and safe for the road course.
DragN, the tank is in the trunk, yes.
KMConn, I no longer need to use any of the heat shields anymore, because there's very little heat in the engine bay. I can use them if I want, but I just leave them off. It looks nice and helps make it easier to work in the engine bay. I can even get to the Forge WGA to adjust it and even remove it without removing the radiator, which is important.
DragN, the tank is in the trunk, yes.
KMConn, I no longer need to use any of the heat shields anymore, because there's very little heat in the engine bay. I can use them if I want, but I just leave them off. It looks nice and helps make it easier to work in the engine bay. I can even get to the Forge WGA to adjust it and even remove it without removing the radiator, which is important.
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Originally Posted by kevo
It's been 2 weeks since I sent my manifold to have it port and coated. I just wish the turn around time is a bit faster...I called and they can't even give me an est time. down time sucks...
Now, they are all out of pre-ready parts and are having to send lots of them out to get coated, which is taking some time due to all the orders coming in.
I just had my parts ported but not coated. Turnaround was very fast. Not sure if the parts that I sent are the parts I got back, but I'm not complaining. I sent in rusty parts and got brand new looking perfectly ported parts back! I don't know if Buschur sandblasts the parts before returning them or I really did get brand new parts back for my used ones. In any case, the porting work looks great. Makes me want one of their ported heads!
/\ no direct comparison was done but buschur has swapped several tubular manifolds with little to no power increase from switching between the stck ported manifold and the new tubular manifold..
warr-thanks for the info. I was debating on wether or not to put mine back on. Whats your opinion on water coming in from the rain guard in the hood getting directly onto the manifold?
warr-thanks for the info. I was debating on wether or not to put mine back on. Whats your opinion on water coming in from the rain guard in the hood getting directly onto the manifold?







