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Old 12-Feb-2005, 05:29 PM
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B series Intake Manifolds

Hey people i looking for some input on B16 intake Manifolds......What works well with CTR cams and is streetable......
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Old 12-Feb-2005, 05:34 PM
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HUH..? Save your money unless you have some gnarly toda's or skunks etc then maybe a skunk 2 or ITR mani. You will gain Minimal with just having ctr cams, money could be spent elsewhere Get better cams if you want more power
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grab an AEBS intake manifold with a hondata intake manifold gasket. Its pretty much the same thing as a ITR IM but WAY cheaper. I noticed quite a difference, especially up top, after i installed a AEBS intake manifold, fakedata IM gasket, 64mm throttle body.
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Originally posted by zeeman , fakedata IM gasket
i never heard of that company before
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Originally posted by SiR_88crx

i never heard of that company before
its a knock off...
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fakedata IM gasket
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Originally posted by m power


m power knows what i'm talking about.

I was surprised at how much an intake manifold gasket can block the transfer of heat from the head to the intake manifold.
I went for a rather spirited drive then pulled over and felt the intake manifold and it was much cooler than with a stock intake manifold gasket.

Hey m power did you use a fakedata IM gasket on your recent setup?
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Old 14-Feb-2005, 03:22 AM
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Re: B series Intake Manifolds

Originally posted by Atomic EG
Hey people i looking for some input on B16 intake Manifolds......What works well with CTR cams and is streetable......
if you have the money i'd go with a JG Edlebrock Intake Manifold... I got one for cheap brand new and I extremly happy with it... Defcon also sells gaskets just like the ones discussed above... purposly made to keep the heat out... worth the buck if you got it...
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Old 14-Feb-2005, 08:46 AM
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The JG manifold will be over kill unless you have a built motor you will loss power that one only makes power above 7-8000rpm
I have a ITR with the fake Hondata gasket and a ITR T.B slight port matched to the head. That's my 0.2
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Old 14-Feb-2005, 08:49 AM
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BTW I hit 194 to the wheels with CTR cams so you don't need bigger cams but if you want to hit over 200 then spend the money on bigger cams. Rob
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i agree with sircrxracer....the JG manifold is designed for 7,000-10,000 rpm. And i've actually seen a significant loss down low with this manifold. Its more for forced induction.
Also, there is a nice skunk2 IM, or very expensive Venom IM, but the AEBS is nice simply b/c of its price.
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Originally posted by zeeman
i agree with sircrxracer....the JG manifold is designed for 7,000-10,000 rpm. And i've actually seen a significant loss down low with this manifold. Its more for forced induction.
Also, there is a nice skunk2 IM, or very expensive Venom IM, but the AEBS is nice simply b/c of its price.
maybe your right but i couldnt pass it up for the price i got it at.... just like the price i got those crane cams for that i sold you i got those at a STEAL... and I am using it for forced induction(turbo) so we'll see.... i cant see me loosing horsepower simply by using the JG IM....
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Originally posted by elistian

i cant see me loosing horsepower simply by using the JG IM....

could happen, running a 3" exhaust will loose power on a b16... but on a mustang it would increase power... same thing with purpose built parts
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with a stock b16 turbocharged u will LOSE power=hp from putting on a jg victor x manifold take my word for it. cuz i lost hp but not a whole lot thx to the tuner.
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