Need Opinions on Custom Intake Manifold for P-Pumped 24v
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Need Opinions on Custom Intake Manifold for P-Pumped 24v
Ok guys we been toying around with a larger intake manifold for my pulling truck. The P-pump lines are hard to work around but I think we have it whipped.
Here are some pics while test fitting tonight. We more than doubled the output area of the manifold.
It stall has a little work left to smooth it out before painting.
Does it look good or bad?
Just looking for opinions.
Here are some pics while test fitting tonight. We more than doubled the output area of the manifold.
It stall has a little work left to smooth it out before painting.
Does it look good or bad?
Just looking for opinions.
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The P-Pump lines are in the way. We used all if the open area possible. Only other way it could be done is if we made the intake and custom bent all the lines around it.
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Why not curve the edges of the box instead of making them square? The flow around corners like that with the sudden change in direction as it drops down into the stock manifold would make some WICKED turbulence at high flow volumes... This would most likley cause you uneven pressures or fuel mixing issues.
I always wondered why no one just took 6 curved pipes and tied them into one... Like a backwards header... Each pipe feeding a relative cylinder.
I always wondered why no one just took 6 curved pipes and tied them into one... Like a backwards header... Each pipe feeding a relative cylinder.
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Why not curve the edges of the box instead of making them square? The flow around corners like that with the sudden change in direction as it drops down into the stock manifold would make some WICKED turbulence at high flow volumes... This would most likley cause you uneven pressures or fuel mixing issues.
I always wondered why no one just took 6 curved pipes and tied them into one... Like a backwards header... Each pipe feeding a relative cylinder.
I always wondered why no one just took 6 curved pipes and tied them into one... Like a backwards header... Each pipe feeding a relative cylinder.
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