Check out this new style Intake manafold!
More details please!
also, are the runners made out of fiberglass or a thermoset? I know it says "carbon/fiber" but what does that mean exactly? How would you DP the runners? 
10-29-2008, 06:19 AM
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As far as the MAP and vac ports go, we will have updated pics next week. The picture posted is of the first unit, which didn't have them at the time we took the picture.
Vinny
10-29-2008, 11:00 AM
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For a race application, it would be perfect I think. A street setup with big ci, over 427 and at least 11.5 to 1 I bet it would work good too.
It's not for a small CI application that bottom end is needed, but the way I look at that is that with 346 or more CI, you have so much more bottom end tq then you generally need it's a mute point.
Noone races at 3000 or less RPM, and if you're modding a car, you're doing it cause you want more power (to race it, wether you're racing around town or on a track)
It's not for a small CI application that bottom end is needed, but the way I look at that is that with 346 or more CI, you have so much more bottom end tq then you generally need it's a mute point.
Noone races at 3000 or less RPM, and if you're modding a car, you're doing it cause you want more power (to race it, wether you're racing around town or on a track)
10-29-2008, 11:14 AM
#36
For a race application, it would be perfect I think. A street setup with big ci, over 427 and at least 11.5 to 1 I bet it would work good too.
It's not for a small CI application that bottom end is needed, but the way I look at that is that with 346 or more CI, you have so much more bottom end tq then you generally need it's a mute point.
Noone races at 3000 or less RPM, and if you're modding a car, you're doing it cause you want more power (to race it, wether you're racing around town or on a track)
It's not for a small CI application that bottom end is needed, but the way I look at that is that with 346 or more CI, you have so much more bottom end tq then you generally need it's a mute point.
Noone races at 3000 or less RPM, and if you're modding a car, you're doing it cause you want more power (to race it, wether you're racing around town or on a track)
