gsr intake manifold
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what do you guys think the best intake manifold set up for a all motor car, would a itr intake manifold fit on a gsr or should i just leave it stock
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you can get a Blox or skunk2 intake manifold its alot better than stock in my opinion i have the blox mani on my gsr
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ya gsr is diff. but a blox or sknunk2 is same if not better than type r so doesnt matter what you get as long as u get rid of the crappy stock gsr manifold(my opinion)when you order a blox or s2 mani you need to get for gsr
if you want to retain some midrange power, keep the stock manifold. if you want to make power higher up, a skunk2/blox/aebs or edelbrock performer x are better suited.
the "best" manifold would be a custom piece designed for your specific engine.
the "best" manifold would be a custom piece designed for your specific engine.
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i mean they are pretty much the same just diff brand name but blox has worked great for me in the past as well but skunk2 is great as well just its alot more expensive i got my blox for $150 shipped as the skunk2 is near $200 ISH
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i have skunk2 intake manifold and skunk2 throttle body 68mm and its real nice. So much faster, but eats alot of gas tho. I been taking out alot of cars, like mustang gt, 5.0 mustang, turbo fc rx7, and preludes on the highway doing about 140mph.
Take a look at this. Some information about a stock manifold.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1820202
Also keep in mind if you do not build up your engine, higher compression and bigger cams you will have a signification loss in power in your mid range with a single runner intake.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1820202
Also keep in mind if you do not build up your engine, higher compression and bigger cams you will have a signification loss in power in your mid range with a single runner intake.
GSR manifold differs from any of its b series counterparts, so no bolt up for the ITR mani. From what I've heard, the Blox mani is popular and makes good numbers for the price.
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Trippin..with just those mods, you've only gained maybe 5hp untuned...if that! Also, if you're still running the stock gsr ecu, then your car will bog in vtec at 4400 rpm and won't create any actual power until 6k rpm.
As already mentioned, the itr manifold will not bolt onto the p72 gsr head. If you did want to upgrade your intake manifold, blox is the best option for the price. But it really isn't beneficial unless you upgrade your cams/build your head and or bottom end. Even then, tuning your ecu is KEY to get the most power out of your motor.
I have the skunk2 IM (would've got the blox, but skunk2 and jg were the only options at the time)...i have the manifold, ctr intake cam, i/h/e, and tuned my own ecu... car made 167 whp and 132 lbs of torque on the dyno. I also ran a 14.55 with full interior.
Trippin..with just those mods, you've only gained maybe 5hp untuned...if that! Also, if you're still running the stock gsr ecu, then your car will bog in vtec at 4400 rpm and won't create any actual power until 6k rpm.
As already mentioned, the itr manifold will not bolt onto the p72 gsr head. If you did want to upgrade your intake manifold, blox is the best option for the price. But it really isn't beneficial unless you upgrade your cams/build your head and or bottom end. Even then, tuning your ecu is KEY to get the most power out of your motor.
I have the skunk2 IM (would've got the blox, but skunk2 and jg were the only options at the time)...i have the manifold, ctr intake cam, i/h/e, and tuned my own ecu... car made 167 whp and 132 lbs of torque on the dyno. I also ran a 14.55 with full interior.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by layziegsr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i have skunk2 intake manifold and skunk2 throttle body 68mm and its real nice. So much faster, but eats alot of gas tho. I been taking out alot of cars, like mustang gt, 5.0 mustang, turbo fc rx7, and preludes on the highway doing about 140mph. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Out of curiosity, what tire pressure are you running?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by zerovandez »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What ecu are you guys using when swapping the manifolds on a GSR motor? What about the IAB that the ECU is looking for?</TD></TR></TABLE>
The P72 does not look for a return signal for the IAB.
Out of curiosity, what tire pressure are you running?
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The P72 does not look for a return signal for the IAB.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by iH8RICERZ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The P72 does not look for a return signal for the IAB.
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So We/I can swap to an Skunk2 intake manifold without the ECU throwing a code for missing IAB?
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So We/I can swap to an Skunk2 intake manifold without the ECU throwing a code for missing IAB?
People you need to read all the posts, this mod isn't a good one to start with. It would be better to get cams or pisotons, or anything else other than the IM. The gsr IM isn't crappy, it does a great job of what it is supposed to do. Also as mentioned, an after market IM (blox, skunk2) will only make power at high rpms. To see a results to adding this part you will need to do significant work to your motor and to your wallet. do whatever you want tho, don't say people didn't try to help
Didnt listen to people about the loss of midrange power before I put my skunk2 on, and now I get it. You will, without a doubt, experience a horrible low/midrange power when you put a single runner IM on. GSR's are not meant to run with a single runner, and if you do decide to put one on, you should look into doing some serious head work first. Save your money, put some cams or pistons in it first, then worry about your intake manifold.
Now, I do have a question. For those using the skunk2/blox/etc, if I throw on a 70mm TB would I notice anytype of difference, or it would be so unnoticiable that its pointless?
Now, I do have a question. For those using the skunk2/blox/etc, if I throw on a 70mm TB would I notice anytype of difference, or it would be so unnoticiable that its pointless?
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Now, I do have a question. For those using the skunk2/blox/etc, if I throw on a 70mm TB would I notice anytype of difference, or it would be so unnoticiable that its pointless?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I think the problem with the skunk2 IM is that you are getting to much air. Adding a TB would only make you get more air, so i don't know how that would help? I would take your advise and plan on head work or pistons/cams. Up to you tho. again i could be wrong
Now, I do have a question. For those using the skunk2/blox/etc, if I throw on a 70mm TB would I notice anytype of difference, or it would be so unnoticiable that its pointless?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I think the problem with the skunk2 IM is that you are getting to much air. Adding a TB would only make you get more air, so i don't know how that would help? I would take your advise and plan on head work or pistons/cams. Up to you tho. again i could be wrong
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I think the problem with the skunk2 IM is that you are getting to much air. Adding a TB would only make you get more air, so i don't know how that would help? I would take your advise and plan on head work or pistons/cams. Up to you tho. again i could be wrong</TD></TR></TABLE>
That makes sense, I just contradicted myself. Hahah, that is why we all ask questions. Thanks man
I think the problem with the skunk2 IM is that you are getting to much air. Adding a TB would only make you get more air, so i don't know how that would help? I would take your advise and plan on head work or pistons/cams. Up to you tho. again i could be wrong</TD></TR></TABLE>
That makes sense, I just contradicted myself. Hahah, that is why we all ask questions. Thanks man



