Updated dyno results
Installed my extrude honed manifold, here's the new dyno chart, 190.9hp and 196.7tq. Sorry the numbers partially obscure the curve. Planning to add an afc soon and lean things out.


I never got around to dynoing it until I already had some mods. Type I Legends generally put down around 170hp stock. The type I motor is rated at 200hp and 210tq at the flywheel to give you a general idea.
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-previous best was 15.2
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damn...nice dude!!!
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damn...nice dude!!!
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Nice update. How does it pull across the RPM band? Peak power gain is impressive.
What did the EH cost? I know their prices are pretty outrageous.
I'm going to assume you already have an intake, but FWIW, I installed a Apex'i universal cone this weekend. World of a difference. In addition, Apex'i just came out with a kit that is much cheaper than before, as it now comes with the adapter. I got mine (with the 80 mm opening) for $90.
What did the EH cost? I know their prices are pretty outrageous.
I'm going to assume you already have an intake, but FWIW, I installed a Apex'i universal cone this weekend. World of a difference. In addition, Apex'i just came out with a kit that is much cheaper than before, as it now comes with the adapter. I got mine (with the 80 mm opening) for $90.
The engine is much more willing to rev at high rpm vs before when it would die out after 6k. Pulls pretty decent from anywhere in the rpm band. I'm definitely glad I did it. The extrude honing was about $450 incl. return shipping, so def. not cheap.
I have a homemade cold air extension attached to my stock intake tube using an AEM cone filter. Seems to work fairly well.
I have a homemade cold air extension attached to my stock intake tube using an AEM cone filter. Seems to work fairly well.
The Legend has a 3 piece manifold-an upper plenum,a section with flaps that control airflow, and a lower plenum. The upper plenum was the only piece I sent to them-the other pieces were already smooth in production form. I'm guessing since it was just the upper plenum and not the whole manifold they charged less.
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