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Old 04-02-2006, 03:51 PM
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Default Re: FIRST PICS!! New Tundra intake manifold, dual plenum

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Originally Posted by cowboy bebop
With any manifold that goes on any motor, what you get out of it depends greatly on what you put out. On a 100% stock motor, stock intake and exhaust, the gains will be minimal. However it's a gateway to more performance. Once a supercharger is added, the manifold will allow for more power. Once a turbo is added, the manifold will allow for much more power.

There's nothing but attributes with this manifold. It's lighter than stock, built for performance where the stock manifold is built for economy, and has show winning looks.

Eric
From the looks of the short runner length, on a stock engine you'd probably see a drop in low-end torque and a slight gain in top-end HP. I wouldn't put this manifold on any truck that isn't running some kind of forced induction.
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