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Old 03-14-2009, 04:47 AM
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Aftermarket intake manifold

Do you know if anyone makes a better intake manifold for the MC, and if so who?
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How about something like this (I know I've seen better pictures, but can only
find this one right now).
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That loks wicked but isn't it with individual throttle bodies? I was actually searching for something on the style of the OEM piece but better designed and possibly a bit larger to allow more air into the engine, without going to the ITBs.
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Old 03-14-2009, 10:55 AM
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Thanks Johnny, that looks a bit more like what I'm searching for. That car is an S though, would that intake manifold fit a Non-S Cooper?

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Old 03-14-2009, 11:24 AM
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It can be made with the plenum above or below the runners just give him a call...
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i am thinking about porting and coating std item...
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I think porting the standard item is not possible, because it is plastic.
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Those long runners & plenum on the OEM intake are probably helping the low-mid range power. I could see short runners on a high revving N/A race engine.
Coating to reduce temps sounds interesting. Do the plastic runners get hot enough to effect the incoming air density?
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ummm cooper sport sells a mini madness intake manifold. Here is the link
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Thanks laggy, that one seems for the S though.
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