4-2-1 turbo mani design??
I've been toying with some new ideas for a turbo mani, and one of them is to go with a 4-2-1 design, instead of having all 4 runners merge into one collector. I haven't seen any out there that have this kind of setup, but would that be because its a bad idea, maybe some issues with flow etc, but I think it would be interesting to see a manifold like this. Any thoughts on this kind of design?
The reason you don't see them out there is because it's hard enough to get a 4-1 collecter in that small of an area, with the necessary elbows...add in a 2-1 collector and a few more elbows that it will likely take to snake around to and from it... and you'll probably be cuttign some body work out of the way.
i thought about this as well. here pretty soon im going to get another civic just to blow up all the time. i have so many single cam motors sitting around i have a bunch of STUPID idea's in my head....i just want to blow up a bunch of stuff to see what happens with differnt things...and differnt turbo designs and such.
The manifolds I build are sort of a truncated 4-2-1 design. the 4-2 isn't really a true merge but it's pretty smooth. good for tight spots and tight wallets


Modified by Bailhatch at 5:30 PM 12/12/2004


Modified by Bailhatch at 5:30 PM 12/12/2004
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Check the bergenholtz car or the sand rail we did for saturn motor sports i posted up the pics way back when
there are beneftis but sizing and length are going to be very crucial
there are beneftis but sizing and length are going to be very crucial
I thought the point of using a divided inlet turbine housing was for it to function like the second collector? Basically, you would build two seperate 2 into 1 collectors and then have the turbo function as the final 2 into 1 collector.
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