RB20 Intake manifold **56K ownez U**
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Yellow4g63
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RB20 Intake manifold **56K ownez U**
If all goes right I should have it next weekend. I'll take some pics of the finished one. I am also giving the guy another lower RB20 intake manifold so I guess he can make another one or something. It seems like the best bang for the buck vs the tophat half intake manifold. Too bad looks dont give you HP cause I like the way this one looks lol.http://www.wasabigarage.com/ forgot to post his websight.
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goofynick6
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The Guy said $465+shipping.
I'm not too worried about the TQ loss. The Runners don't look all that shorter than stock manifold. . . well maybe a few inches but the top end will be worth it.
I'm not too worried about the TQ loss. The Runners don't look all that shorter than stock manifold. . . well maybe a few inches but the top end will be worth it.
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Yellow4g63
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I have a Zextronic wideband meter. I'm goin tp put the EGT prob into #6 and keep a eye on the A/F and EGT's. No Worries I'm not going to blow my car up lol. I don't do that anymore:pface
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goofynick6
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That whole thing about cylinderrs being more lean is not something you need to worry about. My buddy welds his own manifolds and I asked him about it and he thought it was silly (he has an 11 second talon).
Skyline's are stock that way, and since it's all pressurized with the turbo, they will get decently even mixes of air. I'm not going to worry about it on my setup...can't do much about it anyway unless you have Microtech and can tune each cylinder independently.
Nick
Skyline's are stock that way, and since it's all pressurized with the turbo, they will get decently even mixes of air. I'm not going to worry about it on my setup...can't do much about it anyway unless you have Microtech and can tune each cylinder independently.
Nick
