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So.. ive been thinking lately, a lot of the guys with F/H are using a second butterfly plate thingy as a spacer.
So why hasnt anyone tried this on here before??? ive seen people remove the little plate, but never seen anyone stack another on top???
Someone should try this, and tell us wat u feel :rockon:
Wrong section! I was hoping it was going to be an accelorator plate - type mod, but even that would be in the wrong section.
On topic, though, I would think it would screw with the computer/fuel delivery, as it would space the plenum a cm or 2.
On another note, I've seen people space the throttle body on other intakes.
well changing the runner lengths changes where the powers made i think. one will give u good low end and the other nice top end HP
i did about this a week ago just didnt post it thought some one will laugh at me but ive done craizier things. i took the top half of the intake and cut the ports out so that was open but when i attempted the middle plate my trusty roto zippp cut off wheel blade wouldnt go all the way through the plate. didnt have any money get the tools or someone to cut the center of the middle plate. but, i did make a video of it i could post it if intrested...-
i took the middle shaft piece or pedistal where the butterflies sat between out, put two 10mm screws with JBweild on the end of the plate where it was open from the out side and closed off all the holes on the inside to where the shaft went. when it dried used my rotozip to sand every thing smooth. thats what your talking about right? the two piece intake for the automatics... on thing is that it would only work for the manual transmission you need the butterfly valves for the automatic. cause i think the two piece only comes on the auto. thats where i got mines...
oh damn, i did see that "Stacking another on on top"... is that possible? damn my typings waist of space huh...
well i think this is considered performance isnt it?? so why is it in the wrong section :dunno:
anyways, heres the diy from cb7tuner.com.. sure its not that big of a difference on an a20...
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Originally Posted by PR CB7
this should give more top end. which is wat a20s need ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by AccordB20A
looks like it might not clear the hood...the stock a20 does is not a rev happy engine...found that out the hard way. cuz my rings are going out
try it and let us know!! :D if i had a car to work on, i would be making so many things for you guys!! but i cant find one cheap enough :(Quote:
Originally Posted by MessyHonda
No, longer runners increase the VE at lower rpm, and reduce it at a higher rpm. Just like lengthening a port tube in a sub box lowers the tuning frequency, same thing. The accord 2 stage manifold is complete garbage, you guys shouldn't waste your time doing anything to them at all, even porting, etc. The angles, intersect points, everything, lack of symmetry, just the way the air flows through it, it's a horrible design, not conducive to performance at all. Just get the aebs for $130 on egay, and be happy knowing you have one of the best manifolds for the a20 at a really good price..Quote:
Originally Posted by gfrg88
If you're worried about clearence, just cut it and add a WRX scoop!
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Originally Posted by Accordtheory
i knw how it works, i dont need a lecture... adding a spacer makes the plenum bigger bigger, not making the rnners longer... yes, another mani would better, but this would prolly only be like ten bux, maybe free if you have another mani layin around..
Unless you cut out the whole inside of the spacer, making it a big common area, it's an extension of the runners.
Not to mention in the pic shown, the "spacer" is on the bottom, not the top, proving (how are you going to have a "plenum" below the 2 intact stage assy) that it is an extension of the runners.
To increase the plenum volume, you'd have to cut out the entire inside of the extra 2 stage valve unit, andd put on Top of the existing valve assembly. I doubt that would even have a good effect anyway, the shape is just as important as the size..
thats what i was tryng to accomplish as far as making the middle plate just open space, like accordepics said. even though the lower half of the intake is completly flat you can roun off the corners for a better flow.. you know?
yes, you are right there. What i did post did make the runners longer. Sorry, im going to edit that and put the other one i meant to post up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Accordtheory
so anyone willing to try this out on there car??
Sorry for bumping an old thread but did anyone actually end up doing this? I do this all the time for the H/F series guys as it does give you gains on the lower end and it's cheap.
I have an extra manifold plate to do this on the a20 and from what I can see, it should clear the hood. If no one has tried it, I don't mind being the guinea pig and trying it some time this week.
I never actually did it.. I just threw the idea out there since I had done it on both my H22, and F22.. Now that I've got an A20, I might do it, just to show everyone on here...
Post pics, and let us know what the butt dyno tells you.. I'm gonna pass on double stacking since I just decided to buy a different manifold :ninja:
Ok LOL. I guess I'll try it this week.
now i think you might be right...i had the stock manifold and then i had my dc bar and it still cleared the hood. so one extra spacer will not hurt clearance
i've thought of this awhile ago but you'll need longer bolts from the lower section of the im. the current ones are too short to reach through both plates. i also thought of trying a stock b-series upper section i have layin around along w/ it. looks almost identical to ours, but just a tad larger.
it seems posslible to rotate the butterflies sideways and make them sit level in the port; this way you'd have a bigger overall port and it'd match the "ovalness" of the rest of the im. would need to be machined out as i think it'd be kinda hard w/ a dremel
someone do it!!!!!!!!!!!! :rant:
lol i would try this if i could. i saw like 4 of those 2ndary runner things when i was cleaning up the garage. would be lol to have them all on there. pitty i dont have a car for my motor
throw em all on and posts some pics :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by A18A
I'll give this a try when I have time then. I might have to extend some of the coolant lines and stuff so I gotta make sure I have the supplies. Longer bolts aren't a problem as I have a big bag full for the f and h spacers.
Sorry I know this almost two years old but did anyone actually get this finished?
aww i forgot to try thisQuote:
Originally Posted by A18A
I've got a spare. As soon as my car is running right, I might give it a shot. I'm building my motor for torque, so it might be a decent mod.
do it on your h22aQuote:
Originally Posted by A18A
