2.4L Intake Manifold In Development
#176
We see these size plenums on other NA engines often, so I don't think it would be a problem here. We can add N2O ports to any manifold order! You're welcome
#178
#191
You mean an underdrive pully right, if so yes it will reduce the rotional mass being spun be the engine thus allowing for quicker lunches and faster acceleration. But it really will not add much if any HP.
#192
a lightweight one is just about as beneficial
#194
if there is one being made that is a direct fit with no mods to anything in an N/A app, i mite be down.
as long as it will benifit somehow and has a good hp/$ ratio! i would be looking for something that has more low/mid rmp power tho with it trailing off at the higher rpms. because, at least to my knowlege/way im thinking, my intake, headers, and exhaust are already giving me more higher rpm power, with it trailing off in the mid/lower rpms. so i wanna balance that out some. and gain back some of that lower end grunt and accleration. if im thinking wrong, please someone help me out. i wanna make some lower end N/A power. what can i do?
as long as it will benifit somehow and has a good hp/$ ratio! i would be looking for something that has more low/mid rmp power tho with it trailing off at the higher rpms. because, at least to my knowlege/way im thinking, my intake, headers, and exhaust are already giving me more higher rpm power, with it trailing off in the mid/lower rpms. so i wanna balance that out some. and gain back some of that lower end grunt and accleration. if im thinking wrong, please someone help me out. i wanna make some lower end N/A power. what can i do?
#195
It depends on what mods you have a shorty header gives high end gain, a longer tube header gives low end gain, and the same goes for an intake mani, so this one would give high end gain . The way I always thought you want all your mods to get the same type of gains but I'm probably wrong on that
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