hey check this out:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2478794743
this couldnt be made to fit on our cars could it? its pretty sweet for something off ebay though.
hey check this out:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2478794743
this couldnt be made to fit on our cars could it? its pretty sweet for something off ebay though.
It could be made to fit your car... if you made a B18 fit your car first.![]()
Yes, that can be modified to fit the A20. It would involve the same steps as installing a stock B16 intake manifold.
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i didnt want to start another thread but my question is do these thigs :
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...&category=6763
really do what they say they do and are they worth it? not necessarily this one, oil catchs in general. cuz when i took my intake off there was oil gum all in it.
Yes, it's very basic design and not hard to make your own... I like the sight tube idea...
- llia
it is very easy to do. all you have to drill one or two holes, depends on what B series motor intake manifold was made for.Originally Posted by Moodybluesr
Alex.
I dont know why an intake has sharp coners like that, but whatever. Those kinda manifolds are only good with a Forced inducted motor or a Built up all motor beast. Wasnt a thread just like this in the performance section??Originally Posted by 86LXItooFAST4me
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Sharp corners? what matters is that they have air horns caping the opening of each runner to smooth the air flow as it goes in... as long as that is good then the plenum shape shouldn't matter.
- llia
Eddy currents do affect flow, so i dont know how good these are. Even the ITB manifolds made for a Turbo application has a cylinderical shape to it to minimize edges, besides, there has to be a flow to the design. Atleast that what i believe in when i design things.Originally Posted by A20A1
But again, i understand what u sayin mike. Venturies do not rely on plenum design, but the size of them does matter, as in their diameter to see how the plenum design does affect the venturi air flow.
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