its the only place i could think of getting a decent pic. but i've seen a few like that before.
just wondering!???!
its the only place i could think of getting a decent pic. but i've seen a few like that before.
just wondering!???!
ja also wondering how that will affect the air... but again... slap on a huge turbo and worry about efficiency later 😉
nah i wasnt too much about efficiency, i was just wondering about cylinder air starvation!

widow, i'm sure if you tried hard enough you could be smart too!!!
What's up guys! 😀 . I've just joined like now, so what's up :?:
whats up, savage, is that this is a discussion of the theory of intake manifolds!!!
yours seems to be an attempt at introduction.
a good place to do that is in the chat thread, or the lounge thread...
thats wassup YO!
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savage confuses us
Not sure what dejavu is but I keep getting the feeling that this has happened before.
all this off topic crap, and no-one has answered my damn question yet???
so i guess its a stupid question then.
so i will repeat it.
veecee wrote:
speaking of those RB motors.
the RB25det in its natural form has a intake that comes over the tappet covers.
and if you look closely the runners are all different lengths.
so the design from the factory has been tried and tested and it works right?
but there are people who do the swop into their s13's, and then move the throttle butterfly from the middle of the plenum to the side that faces the radiator. i know its easier and cheaper than lowering the engine to make it fit, or than buying a Greddy manifold for instance, but does it have a detrimental affect on the engine breathing???
are there some cylinders that might get more air than others???
here's pics, first of an original, and second of the mod i am talking about.
over the tappet covers:
new intake position:
Is there a hectic difference between fitting a dual-cone air filter and a mushroom air filter??? Which one is better and why???
Is there a hectic difference between fitting a dual-cone air filter and a mushroom air filter??? Which one is better and why???
200SXSilviaSavage wrote:
Is there a hectic difference between fitting a dual-cone air filter and a mushroom air filter??? Which one is better and why???
people are ignoring you because this is not really the right place to ask this question!
air filters have been discussed plenty in the past - try this:
http://200sx.za.net/phpBB2/search.php
search for air filters, simota, cone filter, k&n, BMC, etc.
or start your own thread with your question on!
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