M20 intake manifold design thread
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Why front mounted vs side mount?
I personally like it for packaging reasons, and long radius(and short in length) intercooler piping
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I think there needs to be two different ones designed here 1 for the guy that is going n/a and one for the turbocharged monsters
I would hope so! They are two totally different beasts(not exactly)
If i wasn't FI I would definitely use ITB's or triple webbers or something
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On a more serious note: I'm 100000% in for this.
-I like the "front" TB inlet to allow for easy integration of IC cooler piping later (wink-wink).
-My previous SRI was built by a gentleman on the east coast who specialized in such things. Acouple design things to consider: vacuum ports and locations. TB flange variations. Integral fuel rail mounts.
-I'll have to find the data - but I recall reading a lot of research on having the full bell radius stacks "flush" with the plenum side VS extending "into" the plenum when researching my previous mani. Extending "into" was the winner for all applications.
-Gotta look good (design/fitment/welds). I
pretty stuff.My previous SRI off my MK3 ABA:
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On my manifold Id like the TB flange to be such that it can be easily cut off and a larger one re-welded, or simply re-drilled for a larger TB if I ever find that I am in need of one.
the manifold I will be building with definitely have the stock bolt pattern for the TB. Can always redrill for a different one
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Can I pre-order mine?
Haha Ill make you one but we need to finish the design! I just need to order runners. I just recently ordered 2" .125 wall 6061 t6 for my supercharger intake manifold, but we might need something different for this? not sure.
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Here's my 5 minute sketch of how my previous SRI was built as a reference.
-Flange w-injector bungs (either original mani chopped or new machined)
-Velocity stacks
-Flat "plate" with round holes cut to slip stacks through - welded to flange
-Round plenum with a portion machined off to match height of plate the stacks are slipped through.
Maybe something like these would work?!? (Google searched - we'd obviously need to to determine overall runner length and such)
http://www.velocitystacksonline.com/product/B154-170
My concerns are the meet-up of the stacks and original mani (obvious material thickness difference - both for welding and esthetics) and runner length.
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Dtmfiberwerkz offers this manifold for $900
What is the logic in that manifold why? What does it help? And dimension's on it?
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Dtmfiberwerkz offers this manifold for $900
If you do some digging in that - they've never actually made one. There's acouple threads I've found on it - company advertises them and shows that as a reference but hasn't actually made one.
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if you need help in the making of any parts let me know i can probably get it handled for you guys i run a fairly large machine shop so if you want something like a bunch of flanges waterjeted out i can get it done for you
also i'm with earl on the m4x manifolds but i guess i can just steal whatever you come up with and cut cyl 1 and 6 of to make an intake for myself
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If you do some digging in that - they've never actually made one. There's acouple threads I've found on it - company advertises them and shows that as a reference but hasn't actually made one.
So what would happen if I ordered one of these manifolds? Would they just be like "oh, we were kidding" haha.. not that I would order it, especially if the picture represents the actual product, seeing as it wouldn't fit an m20 and if it did, the throttle body would hit the hood.
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So what would happen if I ordered one of these manifolds? Would they just be like "oh, we were kidding" haha.. not that I would order it, especially if the picture represents the actual product, seeing as it wouldn't fit an m20 and if it did, the throttle body would hit the hood.
I would assume they'd do what most companies do - send an email saying the product is not available.
I wouldn't want to order one without seeing the final product anyways.
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