Old Dec 3, 2004 | 04:46 PM
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Ok. Sounds well.

Cfd is no easy issue at all. Not if you want to use it properly, keeping things as close to reality as it is possible with the physical laws given.

Yes, im building a inlet manifold for my YB.

Originally Posted by AustenW
It is based on a Jenvey system, manifold, inlet trumpets etc. I'm sure these guys have done alot of testing using cfd as they supply most of the touring and rally car teams.

Plenum was calculated using good old pen and paper maths, and is tapered to avoid forcing air into No. 4

Thought about using cfd for it but I'm not after chasing figures and don't know how to use the software yet

Should be good enough for my needs, only looking to run 300bhp.

Are you building a manifold for your engine?
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