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Old Jul 27, 2009, 05:59 AM
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I have had great success with my Judge Racing ported intake manifold. Went 10.80@125.97mph on my stock turbo with the Stage 1 port and so far 10.301@132.7 mph on my FP Red on the stage 2 port with my clutch slipping.
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Also Skunk 2 just released a stock fitment intake manifold for under $500.
Old Jul 27, 2009, 06:59 AM
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DI FTW. great quality and tom ''the owner'' is all about customer service. and will make each manifold fit each users needs. i would talk to tom before making any choices.
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Originally Posted by zedevo
+1, But Hypertune And HKS Kanzai Are The best According to B.R Forum.
EDIT: Hypertune produces a great product.

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Old Jul 27, 2009, 11:51 AM
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AMS F1 Intake manifold is looking very promising. I know when I switched to the VSR I lost about 200 rpms of spool but gained a BUNCH of power mid to up top which is where my car needed it.

Its all about your application to the O.P.

I had a 2.3 liter with a small turbo upgrade AMS 50trim. I had the spool up so losing alittle with the VSR and gaining a bunch up top made sense for me. most aftermarket intake manifolds will make power but as stated where they make power is the key.
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I have been extremely pleased with my Magnus cast intake manifold. I didn't lose any spool and picked up quite a bit of hp/tq. Here is the thread with my results before and after https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ex...s-amazing.html (the only thing changed was the im). I have no opinion/comparison for any of the other aftermarket manifolds as this is the only one I have used, however I could not have been happier with the Magnus.
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We've had excellent results with the Wilson V2.3+ manifold. Our MPH results speak for actual whp numbers, since it's common knowledge that mph is a direct result of whp. Some things previously posted as 'facts' simply put, aren't. Here's the facts: The Fastest MPH FP-Geen, 133.70-Wilson Manifold, The Fastest MPH FP-RED, 145.16- Wilson Manifold, Fastest MPH Evo IX -157.90, on a single pass of the FP-HT3586-Wilson Manifold. Dyno numbers don't always tell the story. Not too sure how readily available they are, but if you're looking for 'best' as in highest power level, we use the Wilson Manivolds V2.3+
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Originally Posted by Erik@MIL.SPEC
Hypertune may be good, but they've had problems with their TB's. Check the thread on Ted B's bearing failure (oil pump actually, which starved the bearing) for more info.

Please Send me the link Or the Title of the thread ...
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Old Jul 27, 2009, 12:27 PM
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It's not like it isn't in the top 10 threads in this subforum or anything

The TB mention is towards the end, maybe page 11 or so?

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...d-bearing.html
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^^ Thank u ...
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Originally Posted by Evolved_6
Also Skunk 2 just released a stock fitment intake manifold for under $500.
This is what I am going to run. If i can get someone to get back to me with a price...
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The Skunk2 is looking promissing from a design and price perspective. I haven't seen any results though.
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Originally Posted by 03whitegsr
The Skunk2 is looking promissing from a design and price perspective. I haven't seen any results though.

I think if it were extrude honed that it would be pretty BA have good mid range and some topend
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Originally Posted by zedevo
+1, But Hypertune And HKS Kanzai Are The best According to B.R Forum.
Very true, but they are both very expensive.
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Originally Posted by kickin wing
I think if it were extrude honed that it would be pretty BA have good mid range and some topend
If its a good investment cast piece, it will be plenty smooth.

You can hand port probably 90% of it anyway.


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