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Old 06-06-2012, 02:50 PM
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Thanks Abe, that looks great!
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Originally Posted by yellowihss
Thanks Abe, that looks great!
I want to see dyno numbers. This is probably a lot cheaper than a custom IM.
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Looks great! Have you checked the flange for straightness?
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Looks great!

I've never had it warp so much that a few passes on a belt sander doesn't flatten it right back. I do bolt the flange to a 3/4" thick aluminum plate while welding though.

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Normaly I would not discuss price on the forum, but with as much interest as there is in this here it is.

Skunk 2 TB - $250
Skunk 2 Manifold - $230
Ftjandra flange - $150
Abe's awesome work - $ask him (Don't know if he wants to charge more than he charged me since it was his first one, and I don't want anyone to hold him to the price he gave me.)
Still need TB hose, and TPS sensor and other misc items. No more than $100

So far I'm out $730 before labor. I could have done a knock off manifold for $150, or a stock GSR manifold for ~$50-$100. I could have also done a knock off TB for $150, or a stock TB for ~$25-$50. I would never use another flange, because Ftjandra's flange was the ----.

I would say a complete top of the line Honda intake manifold with TB would cost ~$1000
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Originally Posted by yellowihss
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Ftjandra flange - $150
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Flange was $125.

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Just cought up on this thread. Did falcon ever dyno with my old IM?


EDIT: NM, I see kotomile bought it and hasn't installed it.
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Originally Posted by ftjandra
Flange was $125.

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Yes sorry $125
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Thank you Allen, for the opportunity.

My labor was $200. That's what I originally quoted because I thought it would be a simple cut/weld job. If I'd known I'd have to use offset spacers and fit them down into the recessed flange I probably would have quoted it a little higher.

The flange did warp some. I tried to straighten it on the belt, but the aluminum kept galling and gumming up. I'll try again with some lubricant, and if that doesn't work, it'll go to a machine shop to be milled flat.
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Done.

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That look AWESOME!!!
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Are you guys really still looking for Honda dyno charts? I posted before-and-after charts like 2 years ago with the Honda IM on Theseus.
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The TPS/IAC/throttle cable compatable with this? (just went through hell connecting a four wire IAC to a 1990) Obviously splice on new plugs, but same amount of wires? Throttle bracket let the stock cable work?
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Originally Posted by Savington
Are you guys really still looking for Honda dyno charts? I posted before-and-after charts like 2 years ago with the Honda IM on Theseus.
Any estimate on when the honda manifold would start to nose over? I know it's good for 7400 rpm, but I'm curious about beyond that (n/a, cams, ect).
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Originally Posted by Savington
Are you guys really still looking for Honda dyno charts? I posted before-and-after charts like 2 years ago with the Honda IM on Theseus.
More info = better understanding.
As it is right now I don't think we have more than like 5 documented before/after plots.

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Any estimate on when the honda manifold would start to nose over? I know it's good for 7400 rpm, but I'm curious about beyond that (n/a, cams, ect).
actually the hondas these are meant for spin to 8-9k with ease without any drop off or choking.

these exceed the flow a miata engine is capable of.
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No idea on nose over. I saw flat torque to 6k but I won't even begin to speculate on what causes the drop past that point.

Miata throttle cable works, expect to build your own bracket for it. B18 throttle bodies are 3-wire TPS. I do not have an idle valve.
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From what i've read the idle valve should be pretty much plug and play...expect to have to retune closed loop idle of course. I have honda idle valve and such sitting around, but still waiting on motor to put it all on.
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Awesome. I'm hoping that this manifold is good to about 8600rpm or so. Just put down a deposit for an IM and exhaust from Abe. Just need to get an ECU from Brain. Gogo comparatively cheap n/a build.
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Somehow i never subbed for this thread even though i've looked at it like 5-6 times on different occasion BSSSSS.. Soooo when are we going to get vtec cams too?

Also seeing that xfactor has the short runners, perhaps a 1-2" adapter that converts honda to mazda manifold flange that will also lengthen the runners to lower the power band range.
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