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Thread: Intake manifolds: SR16VE N1 vs. GTiR

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2008-08-28 00:20:25
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Intake manifolds: SR16VE N1 vs. GTiR
Which one will flow better in a forced induction application??

Cheers,
2008-08-28 00:24:33
#2
o2 induction

I say N1.
2008-08-28 01:49:32
#3
The math states that a R's itb flows as much as a 90mm tb. And you can bore an R out to 48mm easily, makeing it flow even more. People will argue which is better for a long time, but I think until someone actully sets up actully testing for the two, and not "my friend does better times now that..." but actully TESTS the two in a controled enviroment that it will be just an opinionated subject. Many think one big tb is better then quads... but there is normally a reason that big racers run some things, and if you notice, most of the supid fast race cars have itb.

You also need to look into the flow and gain. I know boring out the itb on an R gives you higher gains but drops your low end a little. Just food for thought.

Also food for thought, the RB26s came with itb and the responce from that engine is awsome. I think there was a reason that Nissan oppted for itb on the RB26 and the R, they were their turbo race engines. I think that in itself should say something for it.

But these area all just my opinions.
2008-08-28 03:16:17
#4
I agree.
2008-08-28 07:22:24
#5
agreed

the ultimate budget forced feed induction manifold imo would be a custom one using black top 4age quads

the only reason people opt for the big single is that tunning is easier, but itb's will completely change the way a car drives
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