k20 RBC intake mani. on a h22?
Today i was on the phone with Brandon over at Inline Four and he mentioned a customer had came in talking about his k20 RBC intake manifold project he was mating to a h22. this is the first i heard regarding this particular customization. any one else heard of this?
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i don't think it'll be cheap. you'll be looking at 5-600 when everythings done. unless you have everything from the k series already. my friend is going to be testing the rbc manifold against the euro r.
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[quote=lunatics209;38766011]i don't think it'll be cheap. you'll be looking at 5-600 when everythings done. unless you have everything from the k series already. my friend is going to be testing the rbc manifold against the euro r.[/quote]
that will be a good test because i have a feeling they will be very similar.
i was gonna do that test myself but didnt get around to it. i do know the euro r runners are 9" long and i believe the rbc's runners are very similar in length. the plenums also appear to be very similar in size.
i would bet they perform nearly identical on the dyno.
that will be a good test because i have a feeling they will be very similar.
i was gonna do that test myself but didnt get around to it. i do know the euro r runners are 9" long and i believe the rbc's runners are very similar in length. the plenums also appear to be very similar in size.
i would bet they perform nearly identical on the dyno.
I would be that guy that bought the rbc manifold. Its actually WAY more than 500 when said and done. Atleast for me it is mines well upgrade everything. Im going use my h22 injectors so that will save me some money. I just have to buy a fuel pressure regulator. And do a little bit of a mod to get the iacv/iab working.
adapter plate-190
rbc manifold( I got the 06+ si same thing cheaper)-180
hybrid racing fuel rail-160
bdl 70mm throttle body-300
adapter plate-190
rbc manifold( I got the 06+ si same thing cheaper)-180
hybrid racing fuel rail-160
bdl 70mm throttle body-300





i just recieved the plate
i will be testing a stock rbc as well as a ported rbc vs my euro r
hopefully be able to do this in the next few weeks, being broke sucks =(
this is the setup like your old one
stock jdm block, head work, pro1's etc...
with the euro-r made 246whp, ill be using this same dyno for the rbc testing
buddy also has an ips manifold, i might throw that on for ***** and giggles also
I would be that guy that bought the rbc manifold. Its actually WAY more than 500 when said and done. Atleast for me it is mines well upgrade everything. Im going use my h22 injectors so that will save me some money. I just have to buy a fuel pressure regulator. And do a little bit of a mod to get the iacv/iab working.
adapter plate-190
rbc manifold( I got the 06+ si same thing cheaper)-180
hybrid racing fuel rail-160
bdl 70mm throttle body-300
adapter plate-190
rbc manifold( I got the 06+ si same thing cheaper)-180
hybrid racing fuel rail-160
bdl 70mm throttle body-300
http://www.iapdirect.com/product.php?productid=42006
take a look there
The runners are about 7'" on the RBC manifold compared to about 9" on the Euro-R, You could port the RBC TB inlet to 71-72mm safely, any more and you have to do a lot of modifying. Hopefully we will see some comparison testing soon. Has anyone flow bench tested an OEM RBC manifold and an OEM Euro-r????
Put my plate on today still waiting to port match my manifold to throttle body. I had to grind the back side where the two top left stud are in order for it to sit flush.







