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extrude honing stock intake manifold
Didn't know where exactly to post this, but I am wondering if anyone has any input on doing an extrude hone on a stock 1g intake manifold. I know those crazy 16g guys at english racing, DONT use a SMIM, they did extrude hone on a stock manifold (it seems to be doing pretty well on their car).
I guess what I'm asking, is it it worth it? Planning on doing a mild port on my head, and depending on what I find, maybe some oversized valves. My setup SHOULD be like this- 2g piston/1g rod combo 2.0l evo3 16g, ported, prob around 26-28psi e85 (1450-1600cc injectors) link 272 cams of some sort (prob hks) light port work on the head, oversized valves, aftermarket springs and retainers external wastegate Fmic of some sort N/A tb 2g manifold heavily ported (possibly an fp race manifold, again, its dependent on what I find) 4 inch exhaust (I realize its overkill, but dont care, going for sound on that one) That's the jist of it, I obviously didnt cover the entire mod list. Also, if you know of a place that can do extrude honing, that would be helpful :) Thanks in advance, Dan. |
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I remember reading about it on another forum about it being very expensive and not getting much gain from it. Also you can get away with much smaller injectors. I maxed out my 16g (30+psi) with fic 950's at like 45% duty cycle.
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100% not worth it.
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I'm getting big injectors, so I never have to upgrade. Eventually would like to run a borg warner s259 or a fp3065, so planning ahead.
That's a little disheartening about the gains not being good, I'd only do it if I can find somewhere cheap to do it. |
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i would say its not worth the money at all, x2 on injectors not needing to be that big, but if you plan on going bigger eventually then thats cool. i would get a 2g head and an fp mani also.
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Waste of money. My buddy had it done to his supercharged SVT contour, and barely saw any gains. For the money, just find a used Magnus or another aftermarket IM.
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It works well on other applications, just not ours.
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^truth.
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^^I would imagine.
SO, I'll prob stray away from this. I wasn't looking to buy a SMIM, just cause it seems overkill for a 16g, but if the right deal comes along, I'll prob end up with one. Thanks for all the input guys! |
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You could talk to Bob @ MAP about porting the manifold a bit, he does some great work to the Evo manifolds.
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Since you're going to be spending a lot of money on the car you might as well just get an aftermarket. Then you never have to worry about upgrading again. Just my .02 cents. |
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You could use a 2g head and an evo3 intake manifold. That would be a perfect combo for an evo3 16g.
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^^that's not a bad idea. I have a spare 2g head, it will prob find it's way on to my car.
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Yeah that would be a perfect combo. You could also get some evo3 cams too. :)
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^more info on cams please, pm is cool too.
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Is everyone jumping on the 2g head bandwagon now?
I am kind of surprised... But you do have the higher compression pistions. That should be a good combo. 8.5 compression, 272hks cams with 2g head E16G FTW! |
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2g head is right up there with Auto swaps and such.
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