L92 intake port dimensions
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I've been searching but can't seem to find, the dims, and I am ready to be flamed for not being able to find it. ![Grin](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_grin.gif)
Can anyone help me out here? I'm just looking for the cross section length and width of the intake port size on these. (without having to remove my intake and measure it.)
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Can anyone help me out here? I'm just looking for the cross section length and width of the intake port size on these. (without having to remove my intake and measure it.)
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Vinny
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I just went and measured my heads and intake manifold. The heads are ported, so is the manifold but here are the dimensions I just got:
All measurements were done with a digital caliper.
Heads: 1.31" x 2.62"
Intake: 1.19" x 2.60"
The L76 cant really be made any wider(it is ported to the hilt), but from what I know about fluid dynamics this isn't such a bad thing because of the increased velocity I will get out of the manifold.
All measurements were done with a digital caliper.
Heads: 1.31" x 2.62"
Intake: 1.19" x 2.60"
The L76 cant really be made any wider(it is ported to the hilt), but from what I know about fluid dynamics this isn't such a bad thing because of the increased velocity I will get out of the manifold.