Has more internal volume with less drag. Good for turbo motors when resonance isn't as big of a deal (Gen II long runners probably help spool a tiny amount).
Has more internal volume with less drag. Good for turbo motors when resonance isn't as big of a deal (Gen II long runners probably help spool a tiny amount).
I would Imagen that along with the benefit of a manifold with less restriction there is also a benefit to having fuel rails like the gen3. Does the gen3 rails use straight through injector or angled injectors like the gen2?
You need to Check with PBJ its a few mods and you have to open the manifold holes a bit, linkage and elec plugs that are diffrent. if your not going to force feed the motor it wont be worth the extra funds for the switch.
the runners on that mitech intake are extremely short... how high are the revving those engines? the plenum displacement is looking a tad small as well. the gen iii intake manifold with its cross over runners gets you runner length that matches the viper's typical RPM range a lot better. its too bad the viper has so much hood clearance limitation, you would probably see a lot better intake manifold designs if there wasnt such a space constraint... oh well, the cubes and conservative tuning make up for it just fine i suppose.
the runners on that mitech intake are extremely short... how high are the revving those engines? the plenum displacement is looking a tad small as well. the gen iii intake manifold with its cross over runners gets you runner length that matches the viper's typical RPM range a lot better. its too bad the viper has so much hood clearance limitation, you would probably see a lot better intake manifold designs if there wasnt such a space constraint... oh well, the cubes and conservative tuning make up for it just fine i suppose.
It's for turbo engines, and for that purpose is pretty damn good. I do know one thing: Mike has forgotten more about engines/turbos in the last 5 minutes than anyone on this board likely knows about the same. There are very few people who I really don't question what they tell me. Mike comes the closest to this of anyone I know.