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Skunk2 Intake Manifold for the H22 - Click HERE for Original Thread

SHIFT_AT_9000_RPMS
What's your take on it?

Speedtech Racing Development out of Calgary's got a smokin' price on them. $604!! :eek:

Praylewd powr
I would be interested in opinions also. I have looked at the STR mani as well. What engine buildup do you have so far??

Keep me posted on what you go with.

SHIFT_AT_9000_RPMS
I'm not hardcore by any means. I kinda "dabble" when it comes to tuning. To date I have ( engine / exhaust wise ):

- Injen RD cold air intake
- GReddy EVO cat back on order
- AEM power pulleys
- Hondata intake gasket

- GReddy header and a healthy shot of laughing gas by the end of summer

Do you guys thing this manifold might be an over kill for a light setup?

Xx D-MAN xX
I'd be interested in some before/after dyno results on an H22. If the gains are decent, it might be worth the money.

I was thining of either P&P or extrude honing my stock IM but it will be costly for the minimal gains.

1_Bar
For around the same price, getting more aggressive cams might be an alternative to consider...

98Luder
when you look at intake manifold design(intake plenum and runner configuration) you should think about where you want your power. I havn't looked at the Skunk2 IM for the H22A but the Bseries one looks like a copy of the ITR one with a bigger intake plenum. That's all i can see visually, i didn't bother taking any measurments to check it out throughly.

Good luck, i'd be interested in the results as well.




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