Carbon Fiber Intake Manifold Performance?
12-30-2003, 02:40 PM
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My gut feeling on this intake manifold says there will be definite HP gains. If the price is reasonble, I'll be one of the first to install. I'll do a before and after on the dyno. Anyone know when it will be available? I dread the thought of removing the intake manifold though.
12-30-2003, 02:55 PM
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Originally posted by Road Rage
Sleeping in class again?
It's 1.8 x degC + 32 = degF
So 18 +32 = 50
Stay after school, signed, Professor Asphalt Anger.
Sleeping in class again?
It's 1.8 x degC + 32 = degF
So 18 +32 = 50
Stay after school, signed, Professor Asphalt Anger.
You might want to check yourself before mouthing off to another poster.
You are talking about a CHANGE in temperature not the temperature.
To illustrate:
0C is 32F
10 C is 50F
Therefore, an increase/decrease of 10C is only an increase of 18F.
So, when you are talking about lowering temps BY 10C, you are talking about lowering them by 18F
12-30-2003, 03:42 PM
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Originally posted by fperra
My gut feeling on this intake manifold says there will be definite HP gains. If the price is reasonble, I'll be one of the first to install. I'll do a before and after on the dyno. Anyone know when it will be available? I dread the thought of removing the intake manifold though.
My gut feeling on this intake manifold says there will be definite HP gains. If the price is reasonble, I'll be one of the first to install. I'll do a before and after on the dyno. Anyone know when it will be available? I dread the thought of removing the intake manifold though.
12-30-2003, 08:16 PM
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A couple of months wait for the carbon fiber intake manifold. They said March availability by email.
The Hondata gasket is going to go on the next time I have the intake off. It looks like they offer a race version.
Whats up with the Hondata race version?
The Hondata gasket is going to go on the next time I have the intake off. It looks like they offer a race version.
Whats up with the Hondata race version?
12-30-2003, 09:00 PM
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This was an excellent link describing the Hondata gasket installation and benefits. http://www.s2000.org/mods/insulator/
After looking at all the different lines and connections to the intake manifold makes me want to simplify it even more with a Carbon replacement manifold one.
After looking at all the different lines and connections to the intake manifold makes me want to simplify it even more with a Carbon replacement manifold one.
12-30-2003, 09:20 PM
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Quote from ENDYN emal "We're working on the prototype right now. The runner configuration and
preliminary plenum shape/volume will be ready for dyno development in
another month or so. Expect to see units available in March.
Price will be similar to that of the B series manifolds at $1450.00.
Larry"
Tubo Magazine February 2004 has a nice full page picture on page 21. I wonder what the largest throttle body opening it will support?
preliminary plenum shape/volume will be ready for dyno development in
another month or so. Expect to see units available in March.
Price will be similar to that of the B series manifolds at $1450.00.
Larry"
Tubo Magazine February 2004 has a nice full page picture on page 21. I wonder what the largest throttle body opening it will support?
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