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HP limits of 2G intake manifold

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Big 28 GSX

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Mar 8, 2005
Byron Center, Michigan
Anyone know the limits of a 2g intake manifold? I'm having an issue with my power falling off after 6500RPM and didnt know if the manifold was holding me back. I'm making 445whp on a billet S259.
 
Anyone know the limits of a 2g intake manifold? I'm having an issue with my power falling off after 6500RPM and didnt know if the manifold was holding me back. I'm making 445whp on a billet S259.

Mustang dyno or dynojet? How much boost? What kind of timing? What air fuel? What type of gas?
I would say get a SMIM and a 1g throttle body or something even bigger. Not that the 2g tb is holding you back, but it sure isn't helping any.
 
Mustang dyno or dynojet? How much boost? What kind of timing? What air fuel? What type of gas?
I would say get a SMIM and a 1g throttle body or something even bigger. Not that the 2g tb is holding you back, but it sure isn't helping any.

Mustang dyno, 28psi, 20 degrees of timing (was getting kr above that), 12.0, 110. The 2g tb is bored to 57mm so im not worried about that.
 
Judging by the information you've given, your car will most definitely benefit from an SMIM; especially since you say the fall off is from 6500+. Also, you may consider stepping up to a 1G 60mm TB (for the simple sake of rounding out the setup), unless you have a custom TB or something.
 
I would say a good SMIM definitely wouldn't hurt your 6500rpm+ power on your setup;)
 
Upgrading your intake manifold will be a plus, but will not be the limiting factor on making horsepower. It will always come down to what turbo you have.

50 trim with stock mani will make less power than say a 35r with the stock mani, but both will increase in power with an upgraded unit.
 
i have thought about this too and my new gsx will be close to those numbers as well and from what i understand i have too keep the stock 2g intake manifold on there to be able to pass lovely NYS inspection and such any ways around this or is there something i can do to get a little more power?
 
It decreases volumetric efficiency in the upper RPM range from making it more difficult for the engine to breathe, which causes the lower airflow. With that said you can run it and make more power, but you'll have to settle for your powerband dropping very quickly.

I made my power on a stock 2g intake manifold with a 1g throttle body. Torque was falling extremely fast after peak boost, so it definitely wasn't getting as much top end as it would with a SMIM.

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For the 20g i would just leave the stock one personally but for a hx35 depending on what hot side you use i would get a SMIM. Power can be made with out them though. But like others have mentioned 6500 is when they start falling off.
 
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