For All you FFIM Wantees'

Nick M

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Of course not. Not from 10 years ago anyway. But I can probably dig up others.

I tried a google search first, and the first hit was a beloved 5.0 Mustang. I know the kids think, this is a Supra, so the laws of physics don't matter, but of course they do.

It lost power up to 4800 RPM before picking it up.

http://www.mustang50magazine.com/techarticles/m5lp_0603_bbk_ssi_r_intake/index.html

I will look for something else.

One more edit. I certainly wouldn't deny that pressurizing the manifold will minimize the low speed losses.
 
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marlonvip

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Or like this one im doing:)

Still need to weld the sides and do a full polish but dang it will be nice when done:)

Marlon:evil2:

Let me know what you guys think of it......
 

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marlonvip

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IJ. said:
Marlon: More pics please :)

Post em in my thread so you don't step on Threed's toes here.


Hi IJ,

Im not with the manifold just now.......:-( (at work)

Ill take some tomorrow and post them for you:)

Marlon
 

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Now im not trying to step on any toes, all of these mani's are great work and if you haven't tried welding aluminum you should just sit this one out. But isnt the capacity of the manifold also important? Like sizing the Mani. to the engine? I thought I read it in a book a while ago, just wondering if that was a spec you guys were taking into consideration when fabricating these manifolds.