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Written by Wesley Mahler   
14.10.2006

Mild Port - Small Street PortRotary Engine Porting

Mild - aka (Mild Extended, Small Street Port)

Mild and extended ports are very similar in specification, but a mild port is a slight increase in porting over stock. An extended port is usually slightly more powerful and a tad louder.

A mild port is the first step to rotary porting. This version has been "shaped" slightly with a metal porting tool towards the upper area of the port, increasing air-flow and top-end power without creating any significant drawbacks.

The advaMild Port - Rotary Enginentage is anywhere up to 10% more power can be reached, with the torque range extending higher up the rev scale, you can expect around 200 hp for a Mild Port Mild Port - Rotary Enginewith good induction & exhaust. Popular port due to there low emissions, noticeable increase in power, regular idle and drivability without changing the standard engine’s characteristics.  These are preferred ports for a car that's 100% street driven, due to their value for money and blend of drivability and power.

PRO'S: Smooth driving, good for daily street use
CON'S: Slight fuel consumption increase

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