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  • #46
    La cajita mas problemas por hondas. I don't speak spanish but my coworkers love when I talk crap in broken spanish. They do it to me. I thought mailbox too lol. Cant wait for next steps!
    1993 GL 5 speed

    It's a MazdaFordnKia thing, and you will understand!

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    • #47
      i got it from ross machine racing.com they have alot of fun intake parts on there, decent prices also.

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      • #48
        Originally posted by Spike View Post
        ^Please do. I can almost see it, but also have never used a fuel regulator (not aftermarket, anywho).

        I put on my Ron Novak injection system today. I swear it gained power. I dunno if it'll help MPG, but (atleast in my head haha) I really feel a difference at part-throttle. I can hold 60 @ 14" of vacuum in 5th gear, where I used to hold 60 at about 6-8". I filled up on gas right after putting this system on. Will report back, or might make a new thread if my MPG goes up over a few percentage points.

        Thanks again for linking to that article!!

        -Joe

        Sorry, I forgot to update.

        Mileage only went up +1MPG (32MPG this last tank). But I'll keep the system on, as it really does make more power. Plus, I've driven about 550 miles and the container is only half empty.

        -Joe
        White '92 GL 5-speed BP, G series, Aspire/Rio swapped, "Nancy"
        White '89 LX 5-speed, Aspire swapped, Weber carb
        1988 LX 5-speed
        ​​​1993 L 5-speed B8, E series, Aspire/Rio swapped

        Gone:

        1986 Chevrolet Sprint 1990 L Plus Auto

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        • #49
          thats not very much per gallon of gas used. hmmm. my goal with the egr delete setup is going to be roughly 1-2 gallons of water per tank of gas. thatd give a ratio of 10-20%. ill be working with my machinist friend this weekend to get the end product of my intake manifold complete. it should look awesome, and perform even better. with heated water/steam at these levels should keep everything nice and clean.

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          • #50
            there's the start

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            • #51
              Pretty.
              Any difference that makes no difference is no difference.

              Old Blue- New Tricks
              91 Festiva FSM PDF - Dropbox

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                • #53
                  Originally posted by bhearts View Post
                  there's the start

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                  Originally posted by bhearts View Post


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                  Note the small holes between the cylinder pairings. That's for my steam injection

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                  • #54
                    Here's some cool pictures


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                    • #55
                      This is getting awesome.

                      That looked like a lot of machining to do the base plate. Good to have hookups, no doubt.
                      Any difference that makes no difference is no difference.

                      Old Blue- New Tricks
                      91 Festiva FSM PDF - Dropbox

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                      • #56
                        Yeah it is. We spent 8 hours on that yesterday. The thing took over 2 hours on a 4 axis cnc

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                        • #57
                          so this whole intake is going to be bolted together. thats my goal. no welding. does anyone believe that it can seal well this way. what if i put some rtv in the joining faces. what about some metal epoxy. the runners are all going to be press fit into the velocity stack plate, and the bottom plate that mounts to the lower intake manifold. im slighty worried about engine vibration and time, but with some sort of filling agent like an epoxy, what little space is between the joints should be filled up. does anyone have personal experience with this to leave an opinion.

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                          • #58
                            Right now I'm building a catch jar! Since I plan on going turbo someday I figured I'd put this cool piece on the catch my oil and keep this new manifold clean

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                            • #59
                              stainless steel scrubbing pads on the bottom to get the oil to settle

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                              • #60
                                Like.
                                Any difference that makes no difference is no difference.

                                Old Blue- New Tricks
                                91 Festiva FSM PDF - Dropbox

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