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Old 07-15-2002, 08:00 AM
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Default Wilson Manifolds?

I have been reading alot about this mod. Can someone please explain the benefit of this and cost?

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Default long story short...

(picture of the TB end of manifold)
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/30768/throttlebodyendmanifold.jpg">

Besides a very cool machining into your manifold 16% greater flow to the combustion chamber from the turbo. The mod is not the best first mod but is more a stage II mod in preparation of a bigger turbo. Actual VAG readings will be forthcoming and it will be dynoed as well to document the HP improvements.

<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/30768/installedmanicloseup.jpg">

The retail cost is around 1,500 for both the manifold and throttle body work. Although a group buy could well be arranged. The manifold by itself is about 800.
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I would be interested in a group buy...Please keep me posted on the dyno test
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Default Re: 16% greater flow to the combustion chamber from the turbo

Not exactly, 16% greater from the entrance of the intake manifold to the exit of the manifold, with a similar gain on throttle body.
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Default well assuming the intake on the head has not changed size...

would not the increase in flow be in place to the combustion chamber?
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800 is JUST for the manifold work and doe NOT include the manifold, you have to give them your manf.
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will post when available :-)
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That is correct, all machining is done on your original manifold and TB
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Default Increase is less.

Take a 1/2" garden hose and measure the flow rate, then take same length 5/8" hose and measure. 5/8" will flow more. Compare flow increase. Now add 1/2" hose to it and measure, flow rate will be less than either alone. Then measure 2 lengths of 1/2" hose flow will be even lower. Compare flow increase. Increase when going from 1/2 + 1/2 to 5/8 + 1/2 will be less than increase from 1/2 to 5/8.

No change from turbo to throttle body and no change from manifold outlet to combustion chamber. So increase is less than 16%. Data so far shows 10% increase including other mods.
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