would build it with a mild street port, and if you don't like it you can
 > add
 > >the bridge port later on. If you are still unhappy you can go to the
 > >periphery port later and just epoxy the side ports shut. You can

assemble

 > >part of the engine and copy the side port timing onto the rotor housing
 > with
 > >a marking pen and a small square. I used a piece of exhaust pipe formed
 > into
 > >a square on one end, and epoxied into place. I think this will be "air
 > show"
 > >power on a Tailwind.
 > >
 > >Lynn E. Hanover

 > Lynn,
 > You would't have any drawings on that mate- just to make life easier,
 > or Everett Hatch for that matter, what a lovely set-up!
 > George (down under)

      I have no drawings of Everatt Hatch or the home built periphery ports
for that matter. (small joke) The set I made were donated to a Mini Cooper
Autocross car. I will attempt to assemble some parts and send some pictures
of a periphery housing and a bridge ported housing set. They look like the
Racing Beat set but without the threading system they use. Very easy to do. I
will work on it.
Lynn E. Hanover

 
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