May 31, 201016 yr #11 nizpro stuff is ONLY epa and engineered approved if you get a whole nizpro package. Not one item at a time.
June 1, 201016 yr #12 process west gear is unreal. both dave and I have it on, I have the quickest ute ever and dave has fastest unopened record, and now runs a 9.4, quality is unreal
June 1, 201016 yr #14 +1 process west or plazmaman not a fan of nizpro at all.Lol at fordriver1.... didnt even notice Edited June 1, 201016 yr by Paulie2256
June 1, 201016 yr #16 ........ what process west system you got? I was looking at the street plenum kit..or maybe the race plenum kit
June 1, 201016 yr #17 how about snort plenums? does away with the std manifold and uses the short tapered runners instead.... I dont think that many people are using them, probably because they might be unproven in these forums, but looks like sex and are around the $1300 markhas anyone got any results or feedback on one of these plenums? Edited June 1, 201016 yr by FAST-XR
June 1, 201016 yr #18 unsure about the Snort short runner verison, but their top half plenums... were cheap ($900) but left a bit to be desired.a heap of us on PerthEseries bought them for our Turbo E series (about 6 of us) ... holes were not tapped out properly (on manifold bolt up section, holes for vacuum barbs, and the holes that the Throttle body bolted onto)... was a HUGE volume plenum but it was let down by this manufacturing flaws
June 1, 201016 yr #19 Looks like a Nitto copy... Im guessing that there would be a difference between Snort ($1300) and Nitto ($2300 - $2600).I know that a particular F6 owner independently tested various plenums before happily settling with the Nitto.That also doesnt look like a B or F series engine either...Not sure if earlier model blocks were the same as B/F Series Falcons?
June 1, 201016 yr #20 they supply them to suit BA-BF as well, the flange/runner section would be different to bolt to the block, but the plenum is the same
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