This is my intake.
Upper is ported
Average runner length 12.75in
MCSA 2.45sqin
Stage 3 port work
Upper is ported
Average runner length 12.75in
MCSA 2.45sqin
Stage 3 port work
As far as I know the EGR port is stock.not trying to be the one to start the pissing contest but im currious on what the turnaround time was on it and what stage it was. i understand it takes many months. also interested in cost
EGR port naturally bigger on those? almost looks it was also ported
This is my intake and has been cut I'm 100% sure. Think you just miss read numbers.#786 is NOT our Stage 3 it's our entry level Stage 2 done in late 2019 fyi. It DID NOT receive our cut, shortened and welded upper. We have a detailed order tracking system to be able to verify everything we port. We even have the name of the original customer (Ricky). At the time the order was placed the original customer paid $250.00 for our stage 2 on that Cobra gt40 manifold. So this is a comparison of our entry level stage 2 which flows very well and designed for street/strip applications from 1,500-6,300rpm plus.
Looks like you have an extra spacer on the TFR box what size is it and why do you need it?
He has your ported 3/4in spacer (Maybe 1/2in ) that you sent me. Same spacer I pulled to 5,484rpms.Is this the manifold you sent to us that was ported by the other porter that flowed like crap when we initially tested it and sent you a video of? If it is then you should let us know what your car dynoed with his ported version so we can include them all because that's what you initially said you were going to do right?
Also spacers ADDS runner length. Our testing shows a 1" spacer reduces peak hp rpm about 250-300rpm. That is something that should be known.
I'm really lost I said (It's just comical to compare your intake to theirs) It is yours is way better when it comes to the GT40 as I said it makes more power no matter what.Str8baller, you don't understand how much an insult it is to say the hard work we put out, has comical results? So how when we flow aftermarket things, our flow bench, seems to be close to industry standard? But, when we flow our ported parts, its totally inflated? There are no adjustments on the bench, everything is calculated. So maybe we whisper to the computer to "up the numbers!"
I apologize to the OP for the post, but I took offense to that.
Mine is the 1 long top bolt, No EGR but it is the 75mm version not the 90mm. Picked it up in a trade so no reason not to test it just for fun.I've heard the the same for the r long runner upper Over the years but there's been at least three casting revisions of it, I think it was the early "two top bolt" uppers that was the worst casting for that intake where the port size varred pretty badly from the plenum down. Super Irish used to have some good pics of a couple of those cut open. Think the non egr casting is said to be the best.
Ed may have stirred the pot on this one but I 100% get your point.I tried to hang back, but you can't expect someone who is being lied about to stand aside, or maybe you can........