My Manifold build
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Think about it, there is only a few things you can do....
this is not a miata manifold.
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There were a few similar ones out there. The BEGi one borrows a lot from honda manifolds. It's like the week me and Neo were discussing the manifold he wanted to build, we talked about a certain style manifold that we haven't seen on a miata before, but very popular style on hondas. We both agreed it would be best for flow and spool. two days later Tim posts Paul's new manifold...it's exactly the design we were discussing.
Think about it, there is only a few things you can do....
Think about it, there is only a few things you can do....
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Oh, I would not recommend a manifold like this:
Sorry if I'm crapping in someone else's thread I try not to
I personally don't like long runner manifolds; too much lots of surface area, weight, welds (if made using weld-ells).
They look cool though.
Sorry if I'm crapping in someone else's thread I try not to
I personally don't like long runner manifolds; too much lots of surface area, weight, welds (if made using weld-ells).
They look cool though.
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