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Values for exhaust and main transfer ports can be entered by right-clicking from the durations-versus-RPM graph. This graphical interface is based on empirical tuning data and provides a quick starting point for performance-oriented modifications.
Despite its benefits, the number porting process can be fraught with challenges. One of the primary hurdles is the complexity involved in coordinating between different service providers. Each provider may have its own set of rules, formats, and timelines for porting numbers, which can lead to errors, delays, and frustration for both the customer and the service providers.
The software supports exhaust, main transfer, and intake port configurations. Each intake port can be locked to a fixed timing relation with the exhaust port, while main transfers can be fixed by blowdown time. Auxiliary and boost ports can be synchronized to main transfer timing plus an adjustable offset in degrees. Porting Calculator V4.2.2
Determine your target powerband. High-RPM track bikes require longer exhaust durations (e.g., 190°–200°). Off-road trail bikes require shorter durations (e.g., 175°–185°) for low-end torque. Step 4: Iterative Simulation
While peak lift is important, 70% of the intake stroke happens at mid-lift. Values for exhaust and main transfer ports can
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The software calculates Mean Piston Speed and potential Ring Flutter RPM to warn you if your port widths or target RPMs risk mechanical failure. One of the primary hurdles is the complexity
It computes Jennings and Blair angle areas, as well as mean and time areas. These metrics determine the maximum airflow capacity of a port at a given RPM.
The software does not automatically account for cylinder head squish height and deck height in its base calculations. Users must manually input these values via the Barrel Adjust control. One user added a 2.1 mm adjustment (1.5 mm cylinder head squish + 0.6 mm standard squish) to obtain more realistic timing figures.
Unlike generic engineering calculators, this program focuses on the unique gas‑dynamic behaviour of two‑stroke engines. It helps users determine the relationship between port heights, crank‑angle durations, and expected engine power output, and even generates printable CAD‑style port maps for precision grinding.