Intake manifold with Hondata Gasket
from traveling through the manifold is supposed to help greatly with intake air temps on forced induction from what I've heard. I remember seeing a write up a while back on how to re-route the hoses to block the flow. I did a search but can't seem to find it anywhere.
Just wondering if anyone has that write up or knows where it is? It's the one with pictures, I will definitely need them to make sure it is re-routed ok. Also, will the system need to be bled again after doing this?
Thanks for the help.
Just wondering if anyone has that write up or knows where it is? It's the one with pictures, I will definitely need them to make sure it is re-routed ok. Also, will the system need to be bled again after doing this?
Thanks for the help.
I bypassed the manifold and throttle body by taking the small hose that exits with the upper rad hose to the IAC valve and routed it directly to the bung on the #1 intake runner. It's a little difficult to explain without a pic, but I'm at work now and can take a pic later if you want to see my setup.
The car starts up and idles fine in all temps btw.
The car starts up and idles fine in all temps btw.
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Originally Posted by John_Z,Jul 19 2006, 05:27 PM
I bypassed the manifold and throttle body by taking the small hose that exits with the upper rad hose to the IAC valve and routed it directly to the bung on the #1 intake runner. It's a little difficult to explain without a pic, but I'm at work now and can take a pic later if you want to see my setup.
The car starts up and idles fine in all temps btw.
The car starts up and idles fine in all temps btw.
Did you have to re-bleed the system also or just re-route the hose and it's good to go.?







