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Originally Posted by tpssonic
"realize this is the street section, but a cold intake under running conditions makes a case for runners to have this type texture."- J.C.you
Exactly! This "texture" promotes turbulence and additional atomizing/emulsifying of the charge. In dyno tests (again, 2-stroke engine-speak spoken here, but it should apply to similar internal combustion engines), we saw decrease in power FROM STOCK with (smooth-finish) extrude-honed intake ports. Roughen them up and bingo- increase in power from stock. More importantly, it helps both street and race engines.
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another pic extended into the intake runners and chamber also. Meaux has done back to back tests, same engine, same heads/ intake package on the dyno. A average of 15HP was typical and he did not see one instance that power fell off with the mod. The ETs dropped respectively at the strip also.