wouldn't really work unless you make a spaggeti manifold as nearly all V8s are cross plane and have odd induction order.HQ355 wrote:To a bunch of bannana's or other holden V8 manifold !vlad01 wrote:So lets do it!
Fins on back of Valve & Fins pre TB
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I know, I just want a decent V8 manifold without selling my 1st born lol
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According to chemistry, alcohol is a solution...
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hahaha awesome.
got the same response as a v6 now.
got the same response as a v6 now.
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Re: Fins on back of Valve & Fins pre TB
Great looking manifold, would be interested to see what individual fuelling for each cylinder is like.
Normally as on a V8 it is uneven firing bank to bank you end up with 2 cylinders in one bank firing after each other robbing air from each other, although their plenum size may help this.
Was looking at the header tube colour on each bank to see if a noticeable colour change, looks like there is one on each bank that is a little more purple, 3rd cylinder on LH bank (7) and 4th on RH bank(4).
Normally as on a V8 it is uneven firing bank to bank you end up with 2 cylinders in one bank firing after each other robbing air from each other, although their plenum size may help this.
Was looking at the header tube colour on each bank to see if a noticeable colour change, looks like there is one on each bank that is a little more purple, 3rd cylinder on LH bank (7) and 4th on RH bank(4).
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Well spotted
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Re: Fins on back of Valve & Fins pre TB
Now one of those manifolds on a flat plane crank V8, that's another story...
On one of these would be real interesting:
https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedi ... stang.html
On one of these would be real interesting:
https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedi ... stang.html
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You lost me at Ford...
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Biggvl wrote:You lost me at Ford...
LOL
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Re: Fins on back of Valve & Fins pre TB
That was my thoughts exactly about the flat plane.yoda69 wrote:Now one of those manifolds on a flat plane crank V8, that's another story...
On one of these would be real interesting:
https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedi ... stang.html