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Old 08-11-2006, 01:55 AM
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Default New style of sheet metal intake manifold (pics)




-Lower profile than traditional sheet metal intakes.

-Completed pictures and dyno #'s on ETP 245 heads in a week or two...

I'm checking to see if there is any interest for this style of intake (any heads... ls1, NEW L92....)

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pretty cool i would buy it
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Is there anything internal to the air intake to direct airflow? Just wondering.
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if the results are good i will take one or just sell me that one because i have et 245s
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Originally Posted by 2002_Z28_Six_Speed
Is there anything internal to the air intake to direct airflow? Just wondering.

It's completely open on the inside. Nothing added from the 1st pic but the top lid.
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any ideal on a price and are you going to flow test the intake
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That's really nice looking. I want to see side-by-side with a FAST 90 on a stroker.

You're going to make a killing on this if you build one for the L92 heads. More pics would be badass!
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Looks sexy so far. Now make the inlet so you
can put one of those Dominator conversion
TBs on it sideways, facing front.
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How is the airflow into cylinder affected by the short intake runners on the manifold? The runners on the LSx composite manifolds are around 10" long, yours are a few inches. Does this create turbulent flow into the cylinders, or does it manage to become laminar before then. Just curious, looks very nice BTW. Good work Aaron!
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I'm going to copy this to the LS2/LS7 section, those guys will be writing checks before lunch lol.
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Price???????




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