Hey guys, just wanted to share some pics of the new Kinsler intake manifold. Just got off the dyno and it's up on power and carries RPM much better than the Edelbrock. I don't have any true back to back dyno runs because the boost levels are slightly different, but comparing logs and dyno runs shows that it's definitely up on power. Hopefully it doesn't rain this weekend!

Anyways, the manifold is pretty bad ***. When you order it they want a ton of details. Runner diameter, runner length, plenum volume, port shape, throttle body size, etc. It is all CNC'd to spec. The plenum volume and runner length are easily adjustable since it's all modular. The runners are cast aluminum and the plenum base and lid are cast magnesium.

At 11,000 rpm it's still carrrying power great and i'm not sure how comfortable I am reving it higher so i'm going to try a slightly longer runner next and maybe come down a hair on plenum volume.

 

WOW THAT IS NICE!!!!

 

Holy fuel rails batman! That thing is friggin awesome! Cant wait to see the car go this season!

 

Wow! That thing is huge!

 

Was thinking the same thing when i seen 3 rails lol! Manifold looks awesome..

 

Seriously amazing!

 

GAME OVER!

Kinsler, T1

 

Awesome.

 

ohh i wanna see a dynograph!

any idea on production dates?

 

Custom built to order, 3-4 week build time.

 

WOW! Pricing?

 

Sweet! In for results

They've been in production since Feb. Tony has #6 I believe.

 

What size tb did you go with?

 

Very Nice...

 

that is a beautifully made manifold.

 

what did u end up making for power?

 

Looks nice, Is that made out of composite material? Are the temperatures cooler then the Edelbrock?

 

love to see some dyno sheets in the future. The piece looks great

 

Did you read any of what he wrote? lol

Nice Tony. I've been eye'ing these for a while, but don't have the funds.... good luck this weekend.

 

how is the pricing compared to the Wilson?

 

Wow that is a work of art!!!

 

Less than half what a Wilson costs last time I checked. I believe retail on this unit is $2150, right Scott? BTW, Scott at Kinsler is the man to talk to. When it comes to fuel systems, they are one of the best in the business!

 

Comparing the plenum size is just unreal. nice comparison

 

That's a 90mm t/b.

 

Thanks Tony, I'm glad it all worked out. I hope the weather holds out for ya this weekend.
Yes, they're $2,150. 50% to begin production, 3-4 weeks for delivery.