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Old 01-04-2010   #1
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I picked up a spare plenum many months ago, and haven't really looked at until today. It is identical to the plenum in my '91, with the exception of 2 holes - one on each underside of the runner pairs, for the 2 passenger side rearmost cylinders. It is smooth, about 3/8" diameter. Any idea what this might have been for? Also, how far up do the "walls" between the runners normally go, from the mating surface for the injector housings?
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Old 01-04-2010   #2
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Pictures?

Runner wall goes up maybe 1.5" into the port.
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Old 01-04-2010   #4
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Pre production test Plenum?
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Old 01-04-2010   #5
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Extremely raw casting, as the mating surfaces have not been machined. I would not figure those to be casting holes, but they are unfinished. A drill would have left a nice smooth surface.
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Seems to have imperfections on the bottom left side.
Might just be shadows, but kinda looks like a dent above the A and another just to the left of the 4.
My guess would be that it's a prototype with holes for special sensors (can't imagine why) or a failed casting that didn't get thrown away.

The holes are too far up the runners for "NOS" nozzles, but it would be a cool way to hide 'em away from prying eyes...

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Old 01-05-2010   #7
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Somebody started to drill for 'Fogger' nozzles, I'm guessing. Only thing that makes sense.
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That hole looks like it was cast...not drilled.
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Old 01-06-2010   #8
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That hole looks like it was cast...not drilled.
That's what I thought.
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That hole looks like it was cast...not drilled.
Or it was drilled first, and then had the crap sandblasted out of it which made it look like a cast hole.
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I think its a used plenum that has had the crap sand-blasted out of it. A raw casting wouldn't make the coolant & vacuum tubes look like that too.
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