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Location: FULL RACE, AZ, USA
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HOLY SH*T!!!!
yeah post that vid up...i think it would be pretty interesting.
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vid please , i like evans vids they are the best
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Geoff,
do you have pics of both manifolds?
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Been waiting a few weeks for this post I was amazed when Jeff told me the results
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I want to see the video also
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Hope the log mani's not really restrictive ie small piping used or a particulary narrow passage for the gas to flow thorugh... If not this should be very interesting.
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DAMN what a difference..... lets see the video.... i might have to get a equal length manifold
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Id like to see these as well. cant wait for the video
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ill get some pics tomorrow. the log just looked like a typical log but had a tunnel collector thing of sorts on it.
There was some interesting stuff, and i had been debating whether or not to post all the info becuase all of the idiots, flamers, haters, arguers and internet cowboys that will be calling foul, telling us our test is useless etc. I have no intentions of hiding anything and i hope everyone will draw their own conclusions from this, however please keep the flaming, name calling and other fun stuff to a minimum. just tech, thanks. if you think we purposely tried to doctor the test, made a purposely shitty manifold or if we actaully spent 3 days to just trick the readers of h-t, please stay out of my thread. |
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I would say the log spooled sooner b/c the turbo is closer to the exhaust ports so the exhaust is hotter, thus it spools faster.
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geoff, NICE results! awesome!
Btw geoff, read ur e-mail, i cant pm ya anymore
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Great to see the advantage the equal length is over the log.
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haha, this brings back flashbacks of the manifold test we were all trying to get together. Now why such different results from the one RPI did? Didn't his make the same hp but a quicker spool? I dont even remember if he had a log at first it was so long ago.
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Wow...
This is something I alwasy wondered about, since you see people making good power on both styles of manifolds, good to see it's not just all hype ont he EL mani's. Hopefulyl one day when I get some $$$, I'll upgrade my MaxRev.
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they spooled to the same psi? pix?
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I doubt you, so I guess you'll have to post the video
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Glad to see this finally come out, this should be a VERY interesting thread
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So truely, what is the advantage of the equal length if the only notable difference is the HP? The reason I point this out is because as we all know turbo cars have the convenience of power on demand, you can run 12psi one day and 18psi the next. You could also run 12psi on the said equal length or ~15psi (or something higher representing aprox 50hp) on the log to make up the difference in efficiency.
People always rave about the full-race design giving them this and that. Until recently I had considered selling my life and trading up from a log for the sole reason of a quicker spool-up but it seems that this move would be incorrect. I'm actually kind of disappointed as I had vision's of spooling 500-800rpm's faster :-D Now I'm wondering how these two manifolds compare to something like the inline pro or the new love-fab mini-me both of which have something resembling a collector. The advantage to the mini-me may be quicker spool ups than the log due to the very short piping like the log yet the existance of a collector unlike the log - kind of like a best-of-both-worlds sort of thing. Mini-me: ![]() Borrowed from http://www.lovefab.com I'm not stating any facts about which/what is better, just trying to stimulate some technical discussion. If we all keep an open mind - there exists the potential to create an even better manifold as a honda-tech community
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Hell I dont doubt you I just wanna see the video! I love time lapse.
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But if the log had a " tunnel collector thing of sorts", then the gasses getting to the turbo would be cooler than what you would see in a typical log setup. Wouldn't that make a difference in top end power? Or am I grasping at straws?
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I'll have Evan post up the vid ASAP.
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any chance on doing a compare with a fr equal lentght and a inline pro log?
good stuff regardless. kudo's to full race to taking the time to do it. just seems liek for the best results inline pro(which seems to be the best) would be the target log mani.
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ohh, i wanna see this.
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