Well bored at work again and for some odd reason intake manifolds poped up in my head. I'm a good welder, I can get unlimited aluminum plates at work as thick or thin as I want. And I have use of all the metal working tools I'd need just have to use them on my own time. So where can I go to learn in depth about intake manifold, i.e. how to get optimum flow, and what is too big/too little. I know I could make one, but if I do I want to know my shit, so at least it's an improvement over stock, and not a tin can with intake runners welded to it.
Making a intake manifold
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You would have to ask Ron, aka jt2ma71. I don't know if he would let you in on his secrets though. He makes amazing intake manis and exhaust manis. Check out his thread in the show off section.
Maximum Boost, designing and testing turbocharger systems by Corky Bell.
you can find that on amazon.com. has an entire chapter on intake manifolds. also has whole chapters on selecting a turbo, exaust mani's, exaust systems, efi, carberation, boost controlls, events in the chamber, intercooling, and so on. it's my bible on anything related to turbos and engines. costs about $40 and is worth every penny.
you can find that on amazon.com. has an entire chapter on intake manifolds. also has whole chapters on selecting a turbo, exaust mani's, exaust systems, efi, carberation, boost controlls, events in the chamber, intercooling, and so on. it's my bible on anything related to turbos and engines. costs about $40 and is worth every penny.
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