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Integrale Inlet manifold? #625765
05/06/2008 21:45
05/06/2008 21:45

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Hi, can anyone tell me if the Grale inlet manifold is a worthwhile upgrade for the coupe 16t? upgrading my injectors so would be the sensible time to do it. Any input much appreciated

Re: Integrale Inlet manifold? [Re: ] #625847
05/06/2008 23:47
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there is a thread somewhere (last Sept-Nov)
I did a before and after RR and it looks like it's around 15-20bhp worth of a mod, not bad ;\)
[that was with max road C&B cams, headwork, larger turbo, etc]

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Re: Integrale Inlet manifold? [Re: ] #626179
06/06/2008 15:43
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-the manifold is 2.5kg lighter than original ;\)
-shorter pipes also good for higher power in high rpm
-also the throttlebody section is better shape, theres larger hole. ( original is 62mm x 46mm ) grale has around 62mm x 62mm, at least my one is.

Re: Integrale Inlet manifold? [Re: ] #626186
06/06/2008 15:57
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so, when talking about % ...
original throttlebody 56mm hole ; 5,6x 5,6 = 31,36
now the original manifold hole ; 6,2 x 4,6= 28,52
so theres 9% loss !
and grale manifold hole ; 6,2 x 6,2= 38,44
thats 34,7 % more, than original.
and 22,5 % more, than throttlebody

Re: Integrale Inlet manifold? [Re: ] #626528
07/06/2008 07:42
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Thanks for the info.Looks its a winner then.Will post results when she's all done and mapped.

Re: Integrale Inlet manifold? [Re: ] #626531
07/06/2008 08:47
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Alymo - are you planning to swap the throotle body to grale one as well? as JTM says it is a larger hole in the manifold but I believe the grale TB is larger as well, 60mm - you would need to get someone to confirm this as the one I have might have been bored

However to fit the grale manifold you have to relocate the coils and also have a custom throttle cable cable as the OE one is too short when using the grale manifold, if you do swap the throotle body bear in mind the linkage on the end will likely be different


Re: Integrale Inlet manifold? [Re: Saint] #626533
07/06/2008 09:07
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I thought the inlet manifold conversion of choice was to the Kappa 16VT manifold?

Re: Integrale Inlet manifold? [Re: JohnS] #626561
07/06/2008 12:19
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yes, kappa is best for high rpm power i believe - loss of low down torque, but they are very hard to get


Re: Integrale Inlet manifold? [Re: Saint] #627850
09/06/2008 23:22
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Thanks for all the info and advice once again.I have a Grale manifold and throttle body but was hoping to fit an Alfa 164 3 litre throttle body which I believe is larger again but may require some machining to fit.I have a good tuner friend so hopefully the relocation/customising involved won't be to much hassle for him.But then again it is a coupe!

Re: Integrale Inlet manifold? [Re: ] #627923
10/06/2008 01:22
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So is the standard inlet manifold the main restriction?

Re: Integrale Inlet manifold? [Re: ] #627955
10/06/2008 08:57
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well, I have seen over 400bhp with original..
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