Webinar is up

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Darin Morgan’s incredible webinar is now posted at PERA.org. Go to the web page and click on webinars and it should be the first one up. In this webinar, Darin does nothing but answer questions from people who sent them in before the webinar or who sent them in as they we watching.

He answered every last question. Just an awesome guy and he laid out some stuff you normally have to pay for. Incredible learning opportunity.

 

[Cudafever]

This is something that i truly wanted to see.
Is this record someplace?????????
Said this webinar has ended

 

[Cudafever]

Did a lot of bouncing around but got it!!!!!!!!!!

 

[yellow rose]

Did a lot of bouncing around but got it!!!!!!!!!!

Was it worth it?

 

[Cudafever]

got pulled away for some honey doos. only half way threw it.........BUT YES WELL WORTH IT!!!
Found the 3 day seminar vary interesting, But, this is the meat and potato for me.

 

[MOPARMAGA]

I'm going to have to listen to it again & pause it on some of the parts & look up some of the terms to get a further understanding. I'm very interested cylinder heads, how to make the perform optimally per engine & intended use. The one question I was hoping to hear is what his opinion is on cnc ported finish & what that is considered for surface roughness, being that a fingernail can be caught on the ridge but it's uniform throughout & he mentioned having varying roughness from port opening down through to the throat.
Very interesting, I hope I can put some or all of this info to use in the future.
Tim, thanks for posting these webinars or I'd never have heard of them.

 

[Cudafever]

When Darin speaks, I'm all ears.
A lot of good info on the exh side.

 

[yellow rose]

I'm going to have to listen to it again & pause it on some of the parts & look up some of the terms to get a further understanding. I'm very interested cylinder heads, how to make the perform optimally per engine & intended use. The one question I was hoping to hear is what his opinion is on cnc ported finish & what that is considered for surface roughness, being that a fingernail can be caught on the ridge but it's uniform throughout & he mentioned having varying roughness from port opening down through to the throat.
Very interesting, I hope I can put some or all of this info to use in the future.
Tim, thanks for posting these webinars or I'd never have heard of them.

Google Chad Speier and on his web page under intake manifolds he has some very good pictures of the finish he uses. He won’t do an intake without a burr finish.

His web site is loaded with good info.

There are many incredible webinars on the PERA.org website. And it’s all FREE.

 

[MOPARMAGA]

Google Chad Speier and on his web page under intake manifolds he has some very good pictures of the finish he uses. He won’t do an intake without a burr finish.

His web site is loaded with good info.

There are many incredible webinars on the PERA.org website. And it’s all FREE.

Thank you I definitely will.

 

[MOPARMAGA]

I've been also reading those reher Morrison articles over & over, that is some great stuff