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> Airflow/Horsepower limit for stock 2.0L intake system?
Beebo Kanelle
post Dec 11 2020, 06:19 PM
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I think you will find that the intake runners are designed for low-end torque. The runners must be shorter in order for resonance to enhance power output at higher rpm.

A solution is to install an interim plenum between two runners, effectively shortening the runner and raising the resonance frequency, allowing for better breathing a higher rpm.

The downside is that you will lose torque on the bottom end.

Hope that helps.
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post Dec 11 2020, 07:57 PM
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QUOTE(914werke @ Dec 11 2020, 04:40 PM) *

Was this car in WA? I recall a car that stopped in I swear was identical.



Yes, it was!! He built it and drove it for a a few years. Went to Canada, etc. Put some miles on it. Super well built and developed, especially for a VW 412 - custom bushings, 944 brakes, built transmission, on and on. Cool car. Now just needs some cleaning and updating.
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post Dec 13 2020, 12:56 AM
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The general consensus seems to be that the exhaust will limit you before the intake does. Switching over to a good tuned exhaust (like the Tangerine Racing one) will give you a very significant bump in power.

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post Dec 13 2020, 10:14 AM
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QUOTE(Dave_Darling @ Dec 13 2020, 01:56 AM) *

The general consensus seems to be that the exhaust will limit you before the intake does. Switching over to a good tuned exhaust (like the Tangerine Racing one) will give you a very significant bump in power.

I'll be dyno-testing that in the Spring with the new engine. First tune it with the stock heat exchangers (Microsquirt w/ stock DJet TB, plenum, and runners) then swap to a Tangerine header and re-tune/dyno.
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I wonder how the 412 heater boxes compare to the 914 ones. They are definitely shorter...
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