Difference between ITR and Skunk2 intake manifold?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jdm gsr lsd tranny »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what ever you get port it..
Stock gsr, Type r, Skunk2, Anything,, Port it and it wil be the best..
jeff</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks a pretty general statement with no facts to back it up. Don't just go and "hog-it-out". Depending on your set-up the stock or Skunk (which is a stock copy) work just fine as is.
I spent alot of time dynoing different manifolds (stock, extrude-honed. skunk.....) as weel as big bore throttle bodies and most result in very little or no gain at all on a ITR motor with basic bolt ons. (header, exhaust, intake,cam gears.....)
In some cases it held the power up top longer, but did not increase power at all.
Mattj
Stock gsr, Type r, Skunk2, Anything,, Port it and it wil be the best..
jeff</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks a pretty general statement with no facts to back it up. Don't just go and "hog-it-out". Depending on your set-up the stock or Skunk (which is a stock copy) work just fine as is.
I spent alot of time dynoing different manifolds (stock, extrude-honed. skunk.....) as weel as big bore throttle bodies and most result in very little or no gain at all on a ITR motor with basic bolt ons. (header, exhaust, intake,cam gears.....)
In some cases it held the power up top longer, but did not increase power at all.
Mattj
I am pretty sure that the skunk2 is just a copy of the itr as the others stated. This is a good option if you have a gsr and want to get rid of the secondary butterflies. Since a itr manifold won't bolt on, this is the next best thing.
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