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Yes, the stud screws into the head and the bolt holds the resonator onto the stud.
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Thats the bolt/stud you want.
If i could be bothered going into the design flaws of the std manifold, even with teh space restraints you would see just how much of a diff a proper one should make.
No ideas on costs yes.
200bhp will totally depend on the profile of the cams, new low impedance injectors, detailed headwork. Its all in the details and i dont want to say yes it will right now.
The one real benefit of this manifold over TBs is the far easier control of inlet air temp...
Paul, dont need a demo car as such since i have a 16V of my own, but i would like some vehicles to work with the first batch for reviews and ont he road testing.
Matt, the manifold will be the same for the willy and valver yes, and it will compliment a std engine yes.
You have to replace everything under the pulsars bonnet to get that sort of power.
When your talking about such massive cylinder pressures its all about mechanical strength.
Dont worry Adam, my engine will be remaining an 1800 to keep it old school, unless im really tempted by another 2ltr idea i have which should mean 8K+ isnt a problem.
Opinions now?
I was going to just get them poweder coated in crinkle effect black, but im supposing some of you will want body colour matching, silver, white etc etc?
I think ill leave it as an optional extra.
Im moving in July.
The manifold will complement all those mods very well. It will compliment anything form a std engine to one with headwork and manifold matching, cams, exhaust, and especially the SMT6.
When the info is ready ill inform everybody.