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Wed Dec 21, 2005 4:56 pmby Mousehouse1
Where do you guys buy your porting tools or supplies? I need to restock my supplies and don't know any good places to go besides Summit or Jegs.
I know Standard Abrasives sells stuff but are they the most reasonable?
Posted:
Wed Dec 21, 2005 8:14 pmby gofaster
I buy ALL of my carbides from Joe Mondello. He has the best selection of shapes, tooth pitches, and lengths in the business. He also offers a resharpening service. Check out his reverse teardrop! You can go around the shortside with it.
For abrasives I mostly use Standard abrasives. They used to offer a large porting assortment package that sets you up with samples of most of their line. I tried tio find it real quick on the web and couldn't. They have distributors all over the country. For flapper paper, I use Standard, Norton , or 3-M, and watch the sales flyers from J&L, MSC, and ENCO. Their products are consistent. I stay away from the no-name import stuff.
Posted:
Wed Dec 21, 2005 9:25 pmby Mousehouse1
Thanks Jim. I will see if I can find the standard abrasives kit you are talking about.
I found some of the standard abrasives stuff but didn't see anything on Joes site. Did I miss it?
Posted:
Wed Dec 21, 2005 9:58 pmby gofaster
Mondello Technical School is Joe's outlet for porting and blueprinting supplies.
Technical Information Line: 805-237-9185
Orders Only: 888-666-3355
You'll find anything you need there. If you can't find it on the site, call them. Jodi or Mary will get you squared away. They're great people!
Things are kind of hectic here between the shop and the Holidays, but when I get a chance, I'll try to see how I got that big box of supplies from SA. I looked real quick on the internet and just found those tiny sets for the guy who just wants to try to mangle his first and last set of heads.
If I don't get back to you in a few days, PM me and remind me.
Posted:
Wed Dec 28, 2005 5:06 pmby airflowdevelop
www.ruffstuff.com
fast service, nice burrs, even nicer pricing if you deal with them for a while.
Posted:
Wed Dec 28, 2005 6:30 pmby gofaster
Airflowdevelopment,
Thanks for adding the url for Cylinder Head Abrasives. That's another great source.
Their SDT-100 Seat Depth Tool is a very handy item! It indicates the seat depth in relation to the head gasket surface, and helps you get all of your seats to the same depth.
Posted:
Sat Dec 31, 2005 11:14 amby Mousehouse1
Ordered some stuff from Joe Mondello. Great guy to talk to and he has a lot of ideas to share. Thanks Jim for sending me to him.