Sheet metal intake on AFR 225 heads?
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Anyone try that yet? I'm running the FAST 90/90, but power is falling sooner than it should for the huge cam I'm running. Just wondering if there would be an advantage. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Black Sunshine/ 00SS
Anyone try that yet? I'm running the FAST 90/90, but power is falling sooner than it should for the huge cam I'm running. Just wondering if there would be an advantage. Thanks.
How much power you pushing? I`m running a Beck sheetmetal right now. If your not going to spin in the 7000rpm range don`t do it. My A4 ECU will not let me. Now I`m saving for a trans to let me. These intakes pull really high in the rpms. I lost 25rwhp and 35trq in the low and mid range to gain from 6200-6900rpms. From about 6300-7300rpms I had the same rwhp! Pulls long and hard up top, but if your not running it up there like me
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With a manually shifted T400, this should be no problem. Expect to gain 40-60 rwhp above 7000 rpm.
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Originally Posted by ATVracr
What does an A4 ECU have to do with it?
I have one and mine has been spun to 7500 with no problems.
Most would have told you you would loose down low and pick up up top.
Just spray the **** out of it and it will work great !![Devil](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_devil.gif)
I have one and mine has been spun to 7500 with no problems.
Most would have told you you would loose down low and pick up up top.
Just spray the **** out of it and it will work great !
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thats what i was told. I don`t know alot about this stuff! But I trust them! I`m learning!!
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What is the numbers like from the start of the dyno to 6000 RPM.
Can you give a table with comparison?
If things are working right, somewhere around 5000 RPM the dyno's should be nearly identical and the Becks starting to take off....
Can you give a table with comparison?
If things are working right, somewhere around 5000 RPM the dyno's should be nearly identical and the Becks starting to take off....
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Originally Posted by beardWS6
How much power you pushing? I`m running a Beck sheetmetal right now. If your not going to spin in the 7000rpm range don`t do it. My A4 ECU will not let me. Now I`m saving for a trans to let me. These intakes pull really high in the rpms. I lost 25rwhp and 35trq in the low and mid range to gain from 6200-6900rpms. From about 6300-7300rpms I had the same rwhp! Pulls long and hard up top, but if your not running it up there like me
It`s no good!!
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I might not like this intake for the street. Might sell the intake for another set-up. I can`t afford another tranny at all. My wife said no more money for anything! I`m in trouble!!
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damn i was about to post a really similar thread.. damn it lol..
beardWS6 post the graph already, i was waiting so anciously for your results but now damn dont know if i should, in my case ihave an m6 so not sure what to do..
beardWS6 post the graph already, i was waiting so anciously for your results but now damn dont know if i should, in my case ihave an m6 so not sure what to do..
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Originally Posted by beardWS6
I might not like this intake for the street. Might sell the intake for another set-up. I can`t afford another tranny at all. My wife said no more money for anything! I`m in trouble!! ![Sad](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_sad.gif)
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Also wanted to thank you for confirming that these sheet metal intakes are not ideal for anything other than drag racing. I was told what you confirmed from Dave at Canadian Performance, but it's good to hear it from a secondary source.
Best of luck, hope everything works out.
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This intake isn`t that bad. Its just that my tranny that I spent 2k on doesn`t let me spin her high enough. Other than that I`m okay with it. A good 4l80 trans is like 3k plus install
and 4l60 don`t like thr rpm`s high. I`m going to take her to the track and see what she does. But if you want to make good power from 5500-8k. This is the way to go! You just have to be able to spin it that way.
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Originally Posted by beardWS6
This intake isn`t that bad. Its just that my tranny that I spent 2k on doesn`t let me spin her high enough. Other than that I`m okay with it. A good 4l80 trans is like 3k plus install
and 4l60 don`t like thr rpm`s high. I`m going to take her to the track and see what she does. But if you want to make good power from 5500-8k. This is the way to go! You just have to be able to spin it that way.
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I'm just looking for some solid results from someone with a similar setup. I do drive the car on the street, but traction is very limited an lower RPM's, so loosing some there is no big deal, especially when hiting the spray.
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Well, I don't know if this is good or bad but it's a cast intake and flowed using an AFR 225 head.
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...on-AFR-225.jpg
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...1/Fast-vs1.jpg
It maybe something to compare with. It was done with some carbon trumpets fitted inside my plenum. Runner dimensions to Steve's specs at RED. Sorry it's just not really viable to sell to the US as I make them one at a time plus the exchange rate is poor for you at the moment, then there's the shipping and duty etc but you should be able to get something similar at home or aim for better.
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http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...on-AFR-225.jpg
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...1/Fast-vs1.jpg
It maybe something to compare with. It was done with some carbon trumpets fitted inside my plenum. Runner dimensions to Steve's specs at RED. Sorry it's just not really viable to sell to the US as I make them one at a time plus the exchange rate is poor for you at the moment, then there's the shipping and duty etc but you should be able to get something similar at home or aim for better.
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