my first s2k manifold: true equal length
Originally Posted by jwa4378,Mar 2 2009, 11:33 AM
What air filter are you going to run? That compressor housing looks mighty close to the hood brace catcher in the pic... Maybe its just the angle, but it does not look like a filter will fit on there as it sits in that pic.
I guess you could run a CAI tube down into the fender.
John
I guess you could run a CAI tube down into the fender.
John
You are going to want to wrap that mani up lol. I am interested in the exhausting of that system. May have to go down and out the drivers side.
that would be pretty cool / unique.
I have yet to dyno my setup back-to-back to see if there is any real advantage. I also think the real advantage could not be measured on the dyno due to the need for massive flowing air through that area, like when at speed.
John
WOW aaron.. i was trying to not ask to many questions about it and wait for it at performance world but i couldnt resist opening this thread.. looks awesome i love it.
btw its my car Weirtech is fabbing this on and i cant believe how nice its coming out.. I opted for the Gt3076R Vband .82
i cant wait to pass by the shop and check out still waiting on the cooler to come so i can drop it off so weirtech can finish the piping.
cant wait for the final product aaron..
btw its my car Weirtech is fabbing this on and i cant believe how nice its coming out.. I opted for the Gt3076R Vband .82
i cant wait to pass by the shop and check out still waiting on the cooler to come so i can drop it off so weirtech can finish the piping.
cant wait for the final product aaron..
you measure each piece of each runner (elbows and straight sections), add up those #'s and you get the overall length of the runner. if all 4 runners are the same length, then they are "equal length".
imo, "equal length" is a catch phrase for people who want to put a turbo setup on their car. to me "equal length" does not mean "equal flow", but everyone gets a hardon when they hear "equal length"... all these runners are extremely close in length, but they are not all going to flow the same due to the variation of the bends in them.
imo, "equal length" is a catch phrase for people who want to put a turbo setup on their car. to me "equal length" does not mean "equal flow", but everyone gets a hardon when they hear "equal length"... all these runners are extremely close in length, but they are not all going to flow the same due to the variation of the bends in them.







