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Hey i was wondering if you were to turn a greddy manifold upside down, like they do for other FWD SR's, would you see more gains from it, over a N1 manifold, or would the gains not be worth it? Just thought id bring it up since no one has really tried anything besides the N1.(that i have seen) This is also in a boosted scenario.
That is a whole lot of work for an intake manifold that prolly won't flow all that much more than a N1 manifold. ALso, if you want to spend money, why not talk to O2 Induction and see about getting a custom manifold made for it?
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I never said it was something i was going to do, i was just looking to see if it would be worth doing, since i havent seen it done. Also no one has dyno comparison of the stock VE manifold with the N1 manifold to see what kind of gains you get.
It probably would be a much better idea to get o2 induction to make one for the VE, thier old intake mani made 49whp over stock on a t28 setup, that is impressive.
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