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Old 10-14-2013   #11
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Default Re: Dropped plenum question

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I always wondered what happened with Bill Kirchoffer's prototype carbon fiber plenum. Anyone remember seeing it at BG in 2003? I recall it having more space up top and direct ports to the IHs.

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Yes, I remember that one, nice piece of work. There must be pix floating around somewhere. And then there's always Lane Goldstein's hi-rise fabbed plenum.

Not to change the subject, but how about No plenum? Greg VanDeventer had some pix of a Hilborn style velocity stack manifold they were playing with at Mercruiser. Outrageous. They're perfecting those type manifolds for use with port injection for the nostalgia gasser guys now. How about one with sixteen siamesed little stacks for the LT5? I can see one of those on a "Riddler" type show rod.
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Old 10-14-2013   #12
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They run a similar intake(velocity stack) on the lotus GT-1 motor, which is also the same one on the salt flat 5.0 engine. In talking with Scott Skinner the velocity stack version idled at 2K or something, so not practical
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Old 10-14-2013   #13
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I remember his sheet metal intake...can't say i remember the CF one
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