Full Race Manifold Test

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Uploaded by on Jul 17, 2009

This video was put together by PM Video Productions for Evans Tuning. This video is a time lapse showing Evans Tuning comparing a Full Race equal length turbo manifold to a standard log turbo manifold.

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  • better exhaust gas scavenging, more gas out= cleaner, leaner air inside, also the design of the manifold builds up a bit of pressure inside the combustion chamber, meaning a larger air charge can be sucked in, resulting in more power!

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  • like the vids you doing pretty good all that stuff is good job... that waths  make the difference between 1st and 2nd place

  • could u daily this car? is it it not ment for that?

  • @tomtom3245 ...You're right!

  • i'm guessing he has a gt28 making that kind of power. correct me if i'm wrong

  • wow that was the ugliest log type mani i have ever seen the time wasted to make that thing is dumb, it looks like a one off hack job, i will put my life that a cast rev hard is more efficent than that one for sure, 1 and 4 are flowing directley into each other

  • Whao nice video...you should do one with CAST IRON's i want to see if theres any different.

  • Equal length exhaust primaries balance exhaust reversion across all cylinders and maintains exhaust pulse energy to the turbine.

  • I know why the equal length manifold is better, I'm just having trouble trying to put it into words. I might be back later to try and explain it... Oh yeah, I have a log style manifold :(

  • Because this car is a turbo, meaning not as major valve overlap/less scavenging needed due to boost, I didn't think it would have as much of an effect, but interestingly it does. I wonder if it has to do with air velocity or turbulence?

  • wats the name of the song???

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