New intake mani for TypeR/B16/17 heads, pretty big claims........
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At the IAS show, I stopped by the AEBS booth, one of their mechanics, Roger, was there answering questions, and showed us a new intake manifold they were working with. Produced by Professional Products, they had a dyno sheet showing a huge increase in power/torque on a stock motor. JDM TypeR baselined 168hp, 116.4 tq w/Greddy catback, and with the Typhoon mani, 184.6hp, 131.0 tq peak at 8k. The other suprising thing is that it made power/torque in the midrange as well, and never fell off. I've
never heard of Pro Products, wondering if anyone else has info on this mani.
This is info that I received at the show along with a dyno sheet and flyer (sorry, no scanner
), I'm just sharing info on the product, no flames please, about how one bolt on can't make that much power w/out tuning, this is what they're advertising/claiming, I'm sharing/looking for more info
here's the link...
http://www.professional-products.com/
manifold
never heard of Pro Products, wondering if anyone else has info on this mani.
This is info that I received at the show along with a dyno sheet and flyer (sorry, no scanner
), I'm just sharing info on the product, no flames please, about how one bolt on can't make that much power w/out tuning, this is what they're advertising/claiming, I'm sharing/looking for more infohere's the link...
http://www.professional-products.com/
manifold
looks interesting... a little bling bling .. but if it can truly show such a vast improvement in midrange/top end power with out any mods beside the exhaust and possible open air element it can be the next big thing.. did the dyno say what was modified on the engine besides the manifold and exhaust?
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Actually, that's the thing that gets me. I asked Roger how much, and he said it's cheaper than a JDM TypeR mani from the dealer. If that's the case, and this manifold really works, they're going to sell quick.
i looked at the site and there are no prices, but the descriptions says you can get this mani for cheaper than the jdm itr one...
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Nothing nicer than polished metal. Probably not going to sit well with race-r's.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Nothing nicer than polished metal. Probably not going to sit well with race-r's.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Green R »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I doubt that all of them are going to come polished. Costs too much money.</TD></TR></TABLE>
They're offered in polished, part #59000, or Satin (dull silver) part #59001.
They're offered in polished, part #59000, or Satin (dull silver) part #59001.
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Naw, I picked it up at the show, felt average. I didn't notice the bottom though, the website says there are nitrous bosses underneath, didn't even notice them. Not that I would use them, but interesting.
Naw, I picked it up at the show, felt average. I didn't notice the bottom though, the website says there are nitrous bosses underneath, didn't even notice them. Not that I would use them, but interesting.
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Naw, I picked it up at the show, felt average. I didn't notice the bottom though, the website says there are nitrous bosses underneath, didn't even notice them. Not that I would use them, but interesting. </TD></TR></TABLE>
that's good to know. it would be a shame to create such a power adder that weighs a ton.
Naw, I picked it up at the show, felt average. I didn't notice the bottom though, the website says there are nitrous bosses underneath, didn't even notice them. Not that I would use them, but interesting. </TD></TR></TABLE>
that's good to know. it would be a shame to create such a power adder that weighs a ton.
i will probably be flamed like **** for this one, but hell, i am gona ask anyways. Alright, now i heard a few guys with sohc civics at a local meet talking about getting different throttle bodies, and intake manifolds. Now what i want to know is, what kind of throttle bodies and intake manifolds can us SOHC ppl use, and what kind of gains should be expected from doing so . . PLZ FEEL FREE TO FLAME, BUT GIVE ME SOME INFO ASWELL ! ! !
I'll pass along this little tidbit of background on Professional Products. They produce chinese knock-off manifolds. They used to be warehousers for the major labels, like Edelbrock and Holley, and were tired of not making enough margin off selling their product, so they copied the Edelbrock and Holley stuff and made it overseas, and claim that they make more power than the ones they copied.
There has been a lot of **** being thrown around between Professional Products and the other manufacturers. With even the big guys trying to get the copycat companies to not be able to show product at SEMA shows.
I looked at some of the intake manifolds Professional Products had on display at the SEMA show in Vegas. The worst quality I ever saw. Ports looked bad, and the manifolds were not even clean! Worst of all, the ones I did look at, their attempt at tapping a hole even failed, as the tapped holes to hold down a carb looked like a sprial scratch down a oversized hole!
Well, thats my rant. I personally wouldn't buy their product, and those power claims seem far fetched to me! They had an advertisement on Speed Options and said they sell the manifold for $160 and $200 polished.
There has been a lot of **** being thrown around between Professional Products and the other manufacturers. With even the big guys trying to get the copycat companies to not be able to show product at SEMA shows.
I looked at some of the intake manifolds Professional Products had on display at the SEMA show in Vegas. The worst quality I ever saw. Ports looked bad, and the manifolds were not even clean! Worst of all, the ones I did look at, their attempt at tapping a hole even failed, as the tapped holes to hold down a carb looked like a sprial scratch down a oversized hole!
Well, thats my rant. I personally wouldn't buy their product, and those power claims seem far fetched to me! They had an advertisement on Speed Options and said they sell the manifold for $160 and $200 polished.
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Thanks for the info Marauder
, I had never heard of them in the past, and didn't know anybody with info on them. It's weird, cause the manifold at the show seemed decent, didn't see anything cheap about it, but maybe that was just their "show" model. If your info is correct, I'm not sure why Ben/AEBS would be backing their product. Strange, anybody else have info on Pro products, or the Typhoon mani?
, I had never heard of them in the past, and didn't know anybody with info on them. It's weird, cause the manifold at the show seemed decent, didn't see anything cheap about it, but maybe that was just their "show" model. If your info is correct, I'm not sure why Ben/AEBS would be backing their product. Strange, anybody else have info on Pro products, or the Typhoon mani?
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Maybe AEBS cleaned up their manifold and that's why they are selling it???
From what I've read AEBS has a decent rep. I wouldnt have thought that they would risk it if the product wasnt the real deal???
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Very true. I know a few of their mechanics, and they do quality work. To be honest, when I saw the flyer on the mani, I thought it was a gimmick of some kind, but they were standing by it, said the testing was legit, same car, same day, same dyno.
Very true. I know a few of their mechanics, and they do quality work. To be honest, when I saw the flyer on the mani, I thought it was a gimmick of some kind, but they were standing by it, said the testing was legit, same car, same day, same dyno.
WOW good info...i sure hope someone gets one soon and dyno's it for the H-T crowd Hey maybe someone should volunteer
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Marauder »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'll pass along this little tidbit of background on Professional Products. They produce chinese knock-off manifolds. They used to be warehousers for the major labels, like Edelbrock and Holley, and were tired of not making enough margin off selling their product, so they copied the Edelbrock and Holley stuff and made it overseas, and claim that they make more power than the ones they copied.
There has been a lot of **** being thrown around between Professional Products and the other manufacturers. With even the big guys trying to get the copycat companies to not be able to show product at SEMA shows.
I looked at some of the intake manifolds Professional Products had on display at the SEMA show in Vegas. The worst quality I ever saw. Ports looked bad, and the manifolds were not even clean! Worst of all, the ones I did look at, their attempt at tapping a hole even failed, as the tapped holes to hold down a carb looked like a sprial scratch down a oversized hole!
Well, thats my rant. I personally wouldn't buy their product, and those power claims seem far fetched to me! They had an advertisement on Speed Options and said they sell the manifold for $160 and $200 polished.</TD></TR></TABLE>
that is so true, actaully, they make more than just manifold copy's as well. from t/b's to fuel pressure regulators, etc. Aerospeed, APC and little offbeat companies have used them to label there own products. they have been in the business for some quite time now.
just my .02 cents
There has been a lot of **** being thrown around between Professional Products and the other manufacturers. With even the big guys trying to get the copycat companies to not be able to show product at SEMA shows.
I looked at some of the intake manifolds Professional Products had on display at the SEMA show in Vegas. The worst quality I ever saw. Ports looked bad, and the manifolds were not even clean! Worst of all, the ones I did look at, their attempt at tapping a hole even failed, as the tapped holes to hold down a carb looked like a sprial scratch down a oversized hole!
Well, thats my rant. I personally wouldn't buy their product, and those power claims seem far fetched to me! They had an advertisement on Speed Options and said they sell the manifold for $160 and $200 polished.</TD></TR></TABLE>
that is so true, actaully, they make more than just manifold copy's as well. from t/b's to fuel pressure regulators, etc. Aerospeed, APC and little offbeat companies have used them to label there own products. they have been in the business for some quite time now.
just my .02 cents
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Hmmm, now I'm really wondering what's up with this manifold. I wonder if AEBS knows about Pro Products past.
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hmmm, i don't know why Ben would back their products if they actually do have a shitty rep either. the work from his business is pretty top notch and i'm pretty sure he wouldn't want his rep smeared by a company like that.
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Right, and it was actually tested by AEBS, on their own dyno, very strange
Right, and it was actually tested by AEBS, on their own dyno, very strange
my friend jon put one on his 91 integra with a b16.. he had to get a different fuel rail because it didnt fit and it didnt have any place for the cold idle valve(somthing like that).. it was a pretty big PITA!! because it didnt say you had to do that.. and he said he didnt really notice much >> my .02¢



