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It can be a lot actually but has to be coupled with improvements elsewhere to make the most of it. The main intention is to reduce turbulence, increase and smooth the Intake flow of the air fuel mixture, and outbound exhaust gasses. Horsepower is typically tightly tied in with airflow so the more air you can flow the more HP you can coax out of the engine, assuming you build to make use of it. On an old school engine such as a Ford 351 Cleveland with factory cast iron 4V heads (Venturi not Valve), a really good porting job, a quality manifold with manifold matching and work on the combustion chamber can increase flow from 230cfm to 310–330cfm. It’s a little less than modern CNC machined Aluminum heads, but in the modern bracket. Matched with a Carb such as Holley Double pumper at 750–850 cfm, an aggressive high lift cam, crafted for high end horsepower rather than low end torque, headers, and upgraded rockers and springs, you are probably looking at going from the factory 250 hp to North of 500 hp. Add in lighter valves, ultra thin piston rings on racing forged pistons, maybe a dry sump system, all to allow even higher revving before valve float and redlining, and it could be a normally aspirated monster far north of 500. In the Cleveland’s case it made a small block 351ci/5.8l engine competitive with the big block 440ci/7.2l Hemi engines for racing purposes and the 351C went on to become a NASCAR legend at the same time as Ford USA stopped production due to it’s second incredible ability, Uncontrollably high emissions and the desire to burn more fuel per hp than anything else on the market.
It’s grinding material out of the insides of your intakes to increase the volume of air that can pass through. It’s also beneficial to polish the intake after you’ve done this to make the walls smooth, it cuts down on wind resistance.
Ported intake manifold, cylinder heads, increased airflow if done properly. Factory castings are often far off blueprint Specifications and centerline mating up with other components. Matching up ports , removing Rough Sand slag and finish, smoothing air turns pathways , balancing out air flow, can increase power mostly in the under rpm range where high flow is Realized. Small engines where torque is needed with camshafts that are not designed to perform in higher rpm power band may suffer, torque is reduced from reduced intake air speed with too large of ports. I hope this is helpful
Tricky question, done improperly it could rob power. Done correctly is a huge area to try and cover. Are we looking at port matching or machine work that makes the air move in a way that when mixed with fuel enhances air to fuel ratio or density? In effect you could conceivably come up with a percentage at a given rpm or an overall average if you had enough data to proceed to equate the scenario. Like what the effect was through out the entire spectrum, which could be a minus effect in one sector and could be a positive in another. In an attempt to figure actual horsepower gain it would require knowledge retaining to actual working weights and measures of the power to move weight in certain situations that are measurable. Just a quick shot from the hip would depend on whether your trying to access the gain on a 4 cylinder, gas engine or a 1 cylinder diesel engine, or a twenty four cylinder diesel with a supercharger on it. It could be anywhere from -30 hp to +750 hp depending on the application.
Depends on how it is ported. They used to just seem to hog them out as big as possible, but the shape and area matter much more. You can buy well designed heads for almost any use now, with much more expertise (and flow bench techniques) than most can afford. The only places I’d be looking to have some expert do it would be on aircraft race or aerobatic engines, lands speed record cars, or the very top level race cars. To me, anything for street use is better acquired from aftermarket and crate engine suppliers. I seem to recall Studebaker made some optional hand tuned packages like a higher compression R4 package where the engines were several times better than standard production line engines, great for racing just as they came still being class legal without the supercharger of other R packages, but still pretty streetable. I believe Mrs M., my high school algebra teacher, had such an engine in her Studebaker Lark (a sleeper if there ever was one).
Engine power is all about flow, the better the flow in and out the more horsepower you can find. Over the years I built several engines for cars in restricted modification classes (stock cams, etc,) we were allowed to gasket port match the manifolds to the head. We could only go an inch into the manifold. By doing a clean, smooth job of it, we would negate the turbulence at the point where the manifold and head meet. Picture a fast stream, now roll a good-sized boulder in the stream, and visualize the disruption of the flow. We would see a pick up of 5 to 8 hp by doing this, which is a bunch on an engine that only had 80 hp to start with.
that would mean the intake system is restrictive from the factory’s which it is quite possibly would free up some horse power, all intake are design to offer better low down torque, at expense of high horse power so you would gain a whole lot, from porting and honing Yiur intake manifold, it depend how aggressive you port and hone the intake you could gain up to 20 horse power at the top end though you would lose a lot of torque down low as well.
The average car allows the driver control three major areas. Steering, braking and engine power. When the intake manifold pressure increases because the driver is stepping on the gas pedal, the driver demand is sensed by the TPS sensor - connected via a cable or electronic means telling the engine he/she wanted more power. Stepping on the gas pedal opens the throttle allowing more air to rush into the intake manifold - meaning vacuum level will drop as more atmosphere air will move due to the pressure difference in to fill the void. The amount of air that comes in is sensed by an air flow sensor or manifold absolute pressure sensor. The intake manifold also has an opening to mount the fuel pressure sensor. The absolute pressure of the mainfold - at idle, high vacuum fuel pressure is low, at acceleration, fuel pressure is at the maxinum, at cruise, around the mid range. The rate of throttle opening that is being sensed by the TPS - throttle position sensor also have big effect on fuel enrichment and engine power. When the driver floors the gas pedal, he is telling the engine “I want a lot of power NOW” while slower rate of throttle opening means “I want more power to handle the additional road grade or just go a little faster.”