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Engine - Induction Improving the intake tract - air filter to intake valve

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Old 07-01-2008, 05:03 AM   #1
Enforcerdaytona's new intake manifold  
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Well I was finally able to get a real run out of this car today, unfortunately about 5000 RPM in second a vacuum cap popped off, so it overboosted. Anyway it was the first real run with the new manifold, the cam being degreed and 4-puck clutch. A few things I learned, pretty much all my shifts now involve barking the tires since the clutch is so grabby, and that this car is still sufficently fast enough to scare me . And before you guys say the manifold out flows the head, cam or turbo, etc. pretty much everything in the car is bigger/flows more than stock. Here are some pics



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