My modded 2wd inlet .
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What ya think ?

Intake moved from under the manifold and the elbow removed, then had
the adaptor plate for the new t/b welded on and flowed in.

The butterfly is bigger than the previous rs 500 one that was fitted as
well, 70mm instead of 65mm I think .

Now running 4 x 1000cc injectors rather than the previous 8 x 803 greens.

Also got extra provision for more air for the als on my new dta
management and also runs the stock weber marelli tps.


Inlet is now a complete 1piece welded up with a 14 mm spacer,and
all powder coated silver.
Hope you like
puddy

Intake moved from under the manifold and the elbow removed, then had
the adaptor plate for the new t/b welded on and flowed in.

The butterfly is bigger than the previous rs 500 one that was fitted as
well, 70mm instead of 65mm I think .

Now running 4 x 1000cc injectors rather than the previous 8 x 803 greens.

Also got extra provision for more air for the als on my new dta
management and also runs the stock weber marelli tps.


Inlet is now a complete 1piece welded up with a 14 mm spacer,and
all powder coated silver.
Hope you like

puddy
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im pretty sure Karl at NMS did a bit of investagting on seedish style plenums and said that alot of them are not so good, iirc his plenum is along a similar line as yours but feed into it half way down
You might want to look at that throttle body. A mate of mine has bought the exact same one.
Problem with them is that they have a 62% bigger throttle plate area than a normal hb one and a linear linkage rather than rising rate. Might make it a bugger to drive on the limit.
Problem with them is that they have a 62% bigger throttle plate area than a normal hb one and a linear linkage rather than rising rate. Might make it a bugger to drive on the limit.
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The rising rate linkage is designed to increase resolution at low throttle plate openings.
In basic terms on an original tb 10mm of pedal travel might have been the equivalent to the first 16th of throttle plate open. With a linear linkage that 16th might become 8th and with the bigger throttle plate that might be the equivalent to a quarter.
In basic terms on an original tb 10mm of pedal travel might have been the equivalent to the first 16th of throttle plate open. With a linear linkage that 16th might become 8th and with the bigger throttle plate that might be the equivalent to a quarter.
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The rising rate linkage is designed to increase resolution at low throttle plate openings.
In basic terms on an original tb 10mm of pedal travel might have been the equivalent to the first 16th of throttle plate open. With a linear linkage that 16th might become 8th and with the bigger throttle plate that might be the equivalent to a quarter.
In basic terms on an original tb 10mm of pedal travel might have been the equivalent to the first 16th of throttle plate open. With a linear linkage that 16th might become 8th and with the bigger throttle plate that might be the equivalent to a quarter.

Its just some bent 3mm plate and then all welded together .
Should be mate , fingers x'd!
puddy
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