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Old 11-20-2008, 09:19 PM
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looks pretty descent, nice to see others comin out with manifolds to use, looks like it flows well and looks cool too
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so where do i put my vacume line? and my map sensor line?
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Originally Posted by Big Bird WS6
so where do i put my vacume line? and my map sensor line?
There are 3 npt's in the fron and 3 npt's in the back

Front
Evap
Front mount MAP
PCV

Rear
Brake booster
HVAC
Rear mount MAP
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^^^ and the ones i don't nee. just block or what? can you post pics of these npt's if they look shitty it will break me from buying one. or can i order it with just the ones i want.

and sorry what is Evap? or HVAC
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Originally Posted by Big Bird WS6
^^^ and the ones i don't nee. just block or what? can you post pics of these npt's if they look shitty it will break me from buying one. or can i order it with just the ones i want.

and sorry what is Evap? or HVAC
Take a look at post# 106 here:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...anafold-6.html

or if you want custom holes, just let me or Dave know. Since we make them 1 at a time, I'd be happy to add or delete any holes you want.

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thank you. i will get in touch. i want one. just might have to call you and talk about it first
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Originally Posted by 860 Performance
There are 3 npt's in the fron and 3 npt's in the back

Front
Evap
Front mount MAP
PCV

Rear
Brake booster
HVAC
Rear mount MAP
Do you (or can you) provide the the fittings needed to connect these items? I realize not everyone will need them but it sure beats having to track them down.
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Originally Posted by jwarren
Do you (or can you) provide the the fittings needed to connect these items? I realize not everyone will need them but it sure beats having to track them down.
All the fittings are included.
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What are the runner dimensions at the head for cathedral and rectangular port versions? Do you have any flow data for the cathedral port versions? What is the runner cross sectional area at the inlet in the plenum?

I assume one can use any LSx compatible fuel rail?
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Originally Posted by 405HP_Z06
What are the runner dimensions at the head for cathedral and rectangular port versions? Do you have any flow data for the cathedral port versions? What is the runner cross sectional area at the inlet in the plenum?

I assume one can use any LSx compatible fuel rail?

The ports line up to stock heads, but can be ported to match any.
Richard will be flowing the cathedral next. I'm sure he will share his results.

Aftermarket LS fuel rails work. I've been buying them from Speed Inc. so I'm sure those fit.
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Nice numbers.

Thanks for the information.
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I would like to know if you plumbed it for a direct port set up how the runners would take the N2O if it would be an issue at all and what the power range of this is
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has any testing been done with a wet kit? I am wondering if it will have lean cylinders
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has any testing been done with a wet kit? I am wondering if it will have lean cylinders
We have one (cathedral port) on order with a direct port wet kit pre-plumbed. We should have some info on that by mid January.
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I need 2 LS7 ones.... Please start making them.
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Originally Posted by skyhighsami
I would like to know if you plumbed it for a direct port set up how the runners would take the N2O if it would be an issue at all and what the power range of this is


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How much for that?
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Any thoughts of an LS7 intake and could it clear the firewall, and hood? I am sure there would be a market for it, not huge but you could sell them. If you only have to design the composite pices maybe that could work out to be cost effective for you'll to look at doing.
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Does anyone know if this Fiber-Tuned intake manifold is still made?
I have telephoned and e-mailed the company to no avail.
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Another example of flow bench results not being the final word in testing.


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