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Old 11-01-2008, 12:10 AM   #1
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With previous dyno runs with bigger intake manifolds and throttle bodys without more displaement, more cam, or forced induction a higher flowing intake will offer very little gain and may loose h.p /torque until very high rpm.
What calculations are you using for runner diameter and length.
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Old 11-01-2008, 01:43 PM   #2
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Is this question directed at me? The statement that a higher flowing intake will yield very little gain and may loose hp until high rpm is inaccurate. Intake manifolds are not simple flow devices-they are tuned to produce power at specific engine speeds based on the other variables you mentioned (displacement, cam timing etc...) It does not take a bigger or higher flowing intake to make more power, it takes the right design elements. The calculations are extremely complicated for more reasons than I can go into in such a short space. We ran over 100 different combinations before deciding on this one illustrated by the dyno curve provided. Intake design is more than just welding together a plenum, runners and flange.

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With previous dyno runs with bigger intake manifolds and throttle bodys without more displaement, more cam, or forced induction a higher flowing intake will offer very little gain and may loose h.p /torque until very high rpm.
What calculations are you using for runner diameter and length.
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Old 11-01-2008, 01:44 PM   #3
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PS-The tuning effect works the same on NA and FI applications.

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With previous dyno runs with bigger intake manifolds and throttle bodys without more displaement, more cam, or forced induction a higher flowing intake will offer very little gain and may loose h.p /torque until very high rpm.
What calculations are you using for runner diameter and length.
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