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Old Apr 5, 2016 | 06:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Karl @ FPT
If you mean centre feed like an EFi manifold then that's a very poor design.
A nice bespoke manifold will always flow in from the side, the less bends from turbo to manifold the better and of course the internal design of the manifold makes a huge difference too.
Originally Posted by Beach
Stndard inlet albeit ported to the head will do 350 bhp all day long.

I persoanlly like center feed, the old turbo ford inlets were good design. Im just increasing the size of the plenum chamber on mine and using efi bottoms. cossie throttle body up top and thats hopefully enough for 400 bhp.

What power will the new spec engine be Gus ?
Which manifold are you referring to? Both the MFi and EFI are a centre fed manifold unless I am missing something .

Originally Posted by gus
Mr c was the same

Always said that the stock inlet was good enough and could do the numbers

Til he changed

Always an interesting topic.

Here is one for you? If you were running around 220-240BHP would you bother about what manifold you have or just leave it? So far, my ZVH has an MFI manifold and is making 230BHP & 18PSi. IIRC it's running a Piper 285T cam and a Stage 3 head believe to be of PE origin.

Last edited by Chas; Apr 5, 2016 at 06:27 AM.
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