http://www.sicsix.com.au/tech_specs.html



thats a great bit of info there! its interesting how it says for more than 4 cyl dual plenum is needed, v8 don't like single big plenum it says. Same assumed for the 6 cyl as well.yoda69 wrote:Do a search on Helmholtz Theory and intake manifolds, if you can get your head around he maths it's rather interesting. Below Is one I've found particularly good from a quick google search, there are heaps more:
http://www.stealth316.com/misc/grapeape ... ystems.pdf
There are some v8 Supercars that have the trumpet pointing perpendicular to the lid of the plenum, I think the idea is the wave coming out of the intake runner hits the plenum and bounces straight back down the intake.
The same basic principle is used for tuned length extractors.
Dammit, beat me to itThis is the reason for variable intake manifold design so the engine can swap from long runners at low rpm to short runners at high rpm. If you could come up with a robust design that sealed well, reacted quickly and could infinitely vary the length of the runners could improve the torque spread across the engine range.