TBIThrottle Body Injection discussion and questions. L03/CFI tech and other performance enhancements.
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So I want to run a single plane manifold, because I think that will result in better, more even fueling of the engine. Trouble is that all the single plane manifolds on the market have runners that are way to big for what I want to do (~300hp).
So I'm thinking of getting something like a Edelbrock Performer EPS manifold and cutting out the center divider. I understand that this will results in reduced throttle crispness down low, but I think it will gain power up top and have even fuel distribution. I think the small runners will also keep the port velocity good.
Has anyone done this before and what are your thoughts on the matter?
__________________ 89 Camaro RS LO3 TBI
01 SAAB 9-5 Aero
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Originally Posted by Damon
When id dou8bt, buy the next smaller cam than the one you think you need.
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Originally Posted by IROCZ86
$200 shipped. Someone has to be thinking of doing an LT1 heads swap on there Tuned Port.
dont cut it down all the way, cut a "U" out of it, and be sure to radius all the edges of your cuts smooth, don't cut all the way down to the upper deck either.
dont cut it down all the way, cut a "U" out of it, and be sure to radius all the edges of your cuts smooth, don't cut all the way down to the upper deck either.
dont cut it down all the way, cut a "U" out of it, and be sure to radius all the edges of your cuts smooth, don't cut all the way down to the upper deck either.
Ok, but what's the reasoning on this? Why not all the way?
I recall that every DRP one of two injectors fire in synch mode. Injectors are positioned so that one is over one of two banks of inlet runners at plenum. would not it be beneficial if the injector that fires is the one that is over one of the banks of inlet runners that has the intake valve opening?
I would probably only cut it 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch down, and then run a TBI to squarebore adapter that has an open bottom.
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Originally Posted by Ronny
A different question?
I recall that every DRP one of two injectors fire in synch mode. Injectors are positioned so that one is over one of two banks of inlet runners at plenum. would not it be beneficial if the injector that fires is the one that is over one of the banks of inlet runners that has the intake valve opening?
Or does it not matter as it is a wet system?
thats more of an ecm question, I think they already do, but to be honest, I don't know.