killercolt
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- May 23, 2008
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Acworth,
Georgia
Background:
This is a crazy idea I had a few years back after reading this post on Honda-tech.
Edelbrock Victor X versus Skunk2 PRO Series Intake Manifold Dyno Test - Honda-Tech. As you can see from the thread, the longer runners intake manifold gave the guy an overall better power band.
Parts:
-Skunk2 or Junk2 intake manifold for a Honda b18c or b16a vtec engine.
-factory 1g intake manifold gasket
-factory 1g throttle body gasket
-die grinder
-grinding bit for aluminum
-sharpie
-tig welder or a friend with tiq welder
-drill and drill bit
The victim:
1g intake manifold gasket lined up to determine where to port, block off, drill and add marterial:
Almost ready for the hogging process.
My wrist is messed up from demolishing a storage shack. It will take me another week to heal up completely to do all the modifications to this manifold.
This is one I already did for my friend's car. We also dyno the car this weekend. The initial result is promising. I will be comparing this manifold against the factory 1g and cyclone intake manifolds. I sold my JMF race and Forrester intake manifold over a year ago after going to the cyclone intake manifold. If one of my friend lets me use his JMf race intake manifold, the test will be interesting because this manifold is proven to pretty good for the price, performance and quality.
23psi tapered to 22psi at redline
23psi tapered to 22 psi with 55shots of nitrous
My friend car is automatic so the power band looks sluggish in the midrange. Up top it is pretty rich and the boost is 1psi less so it looks like power is dipping after around 7500-8000rpm. I like to see this manifold on a manual car. I got a friend with a big 16g Mirage that I will get to do a test for me.
This is a crazy idea I had a few years back after reading this post on Honda-tech.
Edelbrock Victor X versus Skunk2 PRO Series Intake Manifold Dyno Test - Honda-Tech. As you can see from the thread, the longer runners intake manifold gave the guy an overall better power band.
Parts:
-Skunk2 or Junk2 intake manifold for a Honda b18c or b16a vtec engine.
-factory 1g intake manifold gasket
-factory 1g throttle body gasket
-die grinder
-grinding bit for aluminum
-sharpie
-tig welder or a friend with tiq welder
-drill and drill bit
The victim:
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1g intake manifold gasket lined up to determine where to port, block off, drill and add marterial:
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Almost ready for the hogging process.
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My wrist is messed up from demolishing a storage shack. It will take me another week to heal up completely to do all the modifications to this manifold.
This is one I already did for my friend's car. We also dyno the car this weekend. The initial result is promising. I will be comparing this manifold against the factory 1g and cyclone intake manifolds. I sold my JMF race and Forrester intake manifold over a year ago after going to the cyclone intake manifold. If one of my friend lets me use his JMf race intake manifold, the test will be interesting because this manifold is proven to pretty good for the price, performance and quality.
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23psi tapered to 22psi at redline
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23psi tapered to 22 psi with 55shots of nitrous
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My friend car is automatic so the power band looks sluggish in the midrange. Up top it is pretty rich and the boost is 1psi less so it looks like power is dipping after around 7500-8000rpm. I like to see this manifold on a manual car. I got a friend with a big 16g Mirage that I will get to do a test for me.
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) Honestly think from seeing these pics and knowing what i went through (a pain in the ass) that ir's probably best to just weld a DSM flange ot the honda manifold flange and port match and fill with weld to make the transistion the best you can