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Old 04-27-2002, 09:56 AM
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I have a b18c1 in my 96 civic, all I have on it now is a intake and exhaust. Which in your opinion would give me more power, the skunk 2 intake manifold or port &polishing my stock manifold?
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Default Re: Skunk 2 manifold?? (96b18c1vic)

if you are going with larger cams, then go with skunk2 (top end will be improved), but if its for stocked cammed GSR with no other addons go with stock gsr
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I love the skunk2 manifold. Its way better than the stock one. I can feel the difference
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run some diff cams, reprog the ecu and get the skunk2 IM you`ll be very happy
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thanks guys for the replys
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Default Re: Skunk 2 manifold?? (96b18c1vic)

I am thinking about getting a b16 head to compliment my b20 bottom end. How does the b16 intake manifold compare to the skunk2 one? Should I save my money and get something else or is the skunk2 one worth it. What about some other intake manifolds available on the market?
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Default Re: Skunk 2 manifold?? (96b18c1vic)

Go with the Skunk2...no brainer...Type R specs for the B18C.
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Skunk2 has type R specs...If iweru, I'd get the CTR/ITR intake, it's slightly ported and bolts right on the B16
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Default Re: Skunk 2 manifold?? (hybrider93)

run some diff cams, reprog the ecu and get the skunk2 IM you`ll be very happy
Wouldn't have it any other way.. If you want ALOT of NOTICEABLE POWER, do as hybrider93 says.. If u want a little less torque and little more power, get the skunk2 mani.. Don't get me wrong tho, the manifold is fkn great, it's just that, intake/exhaust + skunk2 is not an 'optimal' next step for the $300.. If u do get it, every single thing that has to do with breathing will give u THAT MUCH more power.. (ie. cams, headwork, header, ecu reprog, etc).. But again, get cams/ecu first, and TRUST ME, you won't be disappointed with your newfound/cheap power..
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