I'm porting plenums for $60 each, and I leave the center divider there.
however, in thinking about it, I don;t think the turbulence arguement really holds up. The reason is that the plenum, for all intents and purposes, is a log! There is a bunch of turbulence in there from reversion at each of the runners, and all the various bumps that hold the runner bolts. The divider is FLAT on the back anyway. Just as flat as the back of the throttle body. Thus, you move the flat only another quarter-inch outwards to the back of the throttle body when you remove the divider.
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Daniel Burk
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'84 Trans Am WS6/L69
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