*PICS* Lt1 Hsr Design
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*PICS* Lt1 Hsr Design These are pics of the mule we've been working on. This particular intake has no port work. It is the design we will work off of. The final product will look a little different. 
This is the plenum with the bolt provisions removed. It really opens it up.
Just showing you the height difference between the two.
Example of how the runners change shape which is key to better #s
We took a lot of extra aluminum off to make this a true air gap. There is a good amount of welding involved but I think we have it down to a science now.
We were going to paint it but you cant see the welding detail when it is.
The area in the front where the thermostat sits can be taken off. But it will cost extra $. We will have to cut it off then machine it down. I guess we can leave that as a option.
This is the plenum with the bolt provisions removed. It really opens it up.
Just showing you the height difference between the two.
Example of how the runners change shape which is key to better #s
We took a lot of extra aluminum off to make this a true air gap. There is a good amount of welding involved but I think we have it down to a science now.
We were going to paint it but you cant see the welding detail when it is.
The area in the front where the thermostat sits can be taken off. But it will cost extra $. We will have to cut it off then machine it down. I guess we can leave that as a option.
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Oh man that looks hawt, I cant wait for some initial #s from the test runs. If it all looks good, this might be going on this winter along with some LE2 or LE3s...
Im pretty much sold as long as it gains something
(and we know it will).
Im pretty much sold as long as it gains something
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Yes, there will be provisions for PCV valves. Not sure on costs. We may get discounts for ordering XX amount of HSRs and with the new plasma cutter, it will also shave some time off the job.
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GGPC you said these were going to be custom tailored for applications correct? So if one of us B-cars wanted to buy one, we could potentially have a longer runners/larger plenum(sp)/etc since we have more hood clearance?
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That is correct. We will leave the runners as long as humanly possible.
very nice, i got the regular HSR on my 383 and so far its running pretty good. Cam is only 230 degrees on the intake and i ran 11.53 at 118 in the summer heat so far. Car isnt launching all the way yet and its undergeared. should easily go 11.3's in the cool air at over 120
Your modded intake looks amazing! got to cut down on the huge heatsoak problem with these manifolds. i made 392whp on my 10th pull with coolant over 205 degrees. more in it for sure
Your modded intake looks amazing! got to cut down on the huge heatsoak problem with these manifolds. i made 392whp on my 10th pull with coolant over 205 degrees. more in it for sure
