why arent intake manifolds designed like exhaust headers?
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Arrgh. This is what I am asking about:
Throttle body goes into Bigass sausage shaped plenum. At the other end of the plenum is a 1:4 splitter which goes to each runner.
This would not eliminate the plenum. It would put the splitter at the END of the plenum.
Throttle body goes into Bigass sausage shaped plenum. At the other end of the plenum is a 1:4 splitter which goes to each runner.
This would not eliminate the plenum. It would put the splitter at the END of the plenum.
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No, not a *****. I envision it more like this squid here:

There's lots of room on the coldside. If people can stuff turbo and turbo manifold on hotside why not on coldside? Also there's room in front of engine. **** it. There's room in the damn cowl too. And the nose.

There's lots of room on the coldside. If people can stuff turbo and turbo manifold on hotside why not on coldside? Also there's room in front of engine. **** it. There's room in the damn cowl too. And the nose.
More throttled volume = shittier throttle response. This is why hotside roots blowers suck ***.
While I'm still not sure if this is a troll thread, I'll toss this out there. One of the pages I linked to earlier describes the best intake mani design as incorporating an "air duct [to] feed the center of the plenum", so that the plenum is evenly pressurized ahead of each of the runners. Based on your squid, it seems that you would accomplish this center feed in probably an ideal way, such that the incoming air does not have to make a turn to get to any runners, the full volume of the plenum would be feeding all the runners, and the plenum would be pressurized evenly ahead of all the runners as well.
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