Interesting Intake Manifold Design
#165
Stuff like that will be opitional because it will be incoporated into the head flange.
However we cant put it in the head flange while keeping the head flange at 1" thick, we will have to increase the thickness so that there will be room to incorporate it.
This is how we are planning on doing the dual injector setup with no2
the injectors will placed further upstream and the no2 fogger will be placed where the single factory injector use to go so that the fogger doesn't disrupt airflow at all.
For simplicity though if someone wanted the runners drilled and tapped for no2 we could do that for a much smaller additional fee.
Pretty much just wait till the finished product is released and then we will move on the to opitional goodies
-James
However we cant put it in the head flange while keeping the head flange at 1" thick, we will have to increase the thickness so that there will be room to incorporate it.
This is how we are planning on doing the dual injector setup with no2
the injectors will placed further upstream and the no2 fogger will be placed where the single factory injector use to go so that the fogger doesn't disrupt airflow at all.
For simplicity though if someone wanted the runners drilled and tapped for no2 we could do that for a much smaller additional fee.
Pretty much just wait till the finished product is released and then we will move on the to opitional goodies
-James
#166
Or staged injection. I've seen some clever systems with high octane/race fuel in the second injectors, and I've always wanted to do a set. :-) The late model cars have the injectors in the head not the mani, so all you'd have to do is be sure you'd clear it. Presumably you got the port length for the later model heads already?
-Abe.
-Abe.