Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

I'm in the market for a ramhorn turbo manifold that's ac/ps compatible. I've seen the PLM for sale. but I was curious if any of you guys have actually used it? or if there's any other manifolds there are ac/ps compatible that make decent power. And it's for a b series motor.

thanks for any input and information.:cheers:

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

Spend a little extra and get either the Go-Autoworks ramhorn for the SpeedFactory.

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

:thumbup:

Also, making "decent" power is in the combination of parts; not just the manifold.

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

Curious. What would the OP consider to be "decent" power?

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

I guess decent power is a vague statement, I know it's a combination of different parts that make power together. Has anybody actually use these manifolds that their recommending? Any pictures of them installed with ac and power steering on a B series. I've done some searching and I can't find anything. a lot of them are brands that don't exist anymore. Sorry I'm just trying to do a little bit research before dropping money on a manifold.

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

I mean many of us have used these manifolds before, we just don't always have current pictures of them, and there are plenty too be found with a good Google search. You'd find most use a t04b compressor cover with a 5 bolt Ford Style housing, which may limit some turbo choice options. Your best bet is the inline pro manifold as stated, or the Go-Autoworks's exhaust manifold that allows the amenities you are asking about.

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

Thanks for your input, bump for anyone who's actually use these ac/ps manifolds on their cars, I would love to know their experiences with them..:thumbup:

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

Thanks I will look them up..:cheers:

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

Is there something specific you are looking for?



https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-...3309712/page3/

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

Dont cheap out on this component. Constantly chasing cracks on an exhaust manifold sucks. Not saying PLM is necessarily built poorly, but as a general rule

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

re: Feedback request: Experience with the PLM "ramhorn" manifold
 

you are 100 percent right, I tell the exact same thing to younger guys who ask me about building a honda.:cheers: