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Old 10-11-2014, 03:06 AM
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That thussend matter for guys like us road racing being in diferend parts in the world at varius diferend elivations and tracks that have diferend tems and humidity it would be a blessing no carb tunning needed!!.. and that little bitty loss of a couple of HP is negleteble considering the mega loads of carb tunning for geting it right and iven then the weather can change in a harthbeat!!.. HO28 we wil have some soon as that awesome nice dry sumb system is on its way!!!..

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Old 10-11-2014, 06:56 PM
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would this be a good intake to use with a turbo or two?

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Old 10-11-2014, 07:26 PM
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Depends on if the carbon fiber is up to the task of of 30 pounds per square inch of boost over all of the square inches of the carbon fiber section. Really do not see any support structure anywhere on the thing. Easy enough to make a upper out of aluminum on a cnc machine though. Just $$$$

You look at a HO Racing "Turbo Force" Bonnet and it is cast with thick wall aluminum and has 4 columns of support for the bonnet in the center section of the bonnet.
A very well designed part.

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More cool performance parts for a traditional engine! Thanks guys for making these!

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Old 10-12-2014, 07:53 PM
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What is the plenum volume?

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Old 10-13-2014, 09:00 AM
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Depends on if the carbon fiber is up to the task of of 30 pounds per square inch of boost over all of the square inches of the carbon fiber section. Really do not see any support structure anywhere on the thing. Easy enough to make a upper out of aluminum on a cnc machine though. Just $$$$

You look at a HO Racing "Turbo Force" Bonnet and it is cast with thick wall aluminum and has 4 columns of support for the bonnet in the center section of the bonnet.
A very well designed part.

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This manifold is designed for boost. It will take 30+ psi and can be ordered with thicker carbon if desired.

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Old 10-13-2014, 09:02 AM
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Old 10-13-2014, 09:06 AM
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But will it fit under a FGF hood?

Just kidding, very-very nice piece. But hmmm, will it?
I don't know what an FGF hood is but the overall height of this manifold is less than a Super Victor with a 4150 and an air cleaner on it.

The only issue I see with height is at the front as this manifold is tallest at the front and that is where the hood would be sloping down.

This manifold isn't intended for traditional restorations and if you are at the point where you need/want this manifold the hood is a secondary concern.

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Can it be installed facing rearwards?

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Old 10-13-2014, 12:39 PM
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Can it be installed facing rearwards?

It can be ordered that way.

It can also be ordered with a carburetor top instead of the forward facing throttle body as well.

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There you go carb guys. Do you have a pic of the full carb top manifold?

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Old 10-13-2014, 02:59 PM
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There you go carb guys. Do you have a pic of the full carb top manifold?

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No pictures. You would have to call Performance Design on that. The intent was never to do a carb manifold but they CAN do a carb manifold, it wouldn't be that hard. You would have to eliminate the ram tubes for fuel distribution which would make the manifold more of a traditional tunnel ram.

Performance Design can incorporate about any change you would like to see to fit your needs.

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What's the bolt pattern on the throttle body pad?
Would a Toilet fit on it? (basically Holley pattern)


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What's the bolt pattern on the throttle body pad?
Would a Toilet fit on it? (basically Holley pattern)

The bolt pattern is 4.5" square and the throttle body is 125mm (almost 5"). You could order the flange for a 4150 or 4500 pattern (toilet) but I see no reason why as the 125mm moves more air. The 125mm is available from KCS (like ours) or from Accufab (not quite as nice but still sweet)

The bolt holes around the outside are for attaching things like throttle cable brackets and what-not.

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E-mail sent to 900HP................
e-mail sent to Performance Design from the "contact us" link on their website.......came back as "undeliverable.......changed "at" to @ and still came back as undeliverable.

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E-mail sent to 900HP................
e-mail sent to Performance Design from the "contact us" link on their website.......came back as "undeliverable.......changed "at" to @ and still came back as undeliverable.
I'm sorry but I missed the e-mail. It's possible it went to my spam folder and I deleted it or it's possible I just deleted it. I had a LOT of email to go through in the last couple of days.

You can re-send the e-mail or you can just call me at 701-893-5010 if you would like.


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