It might seem that the intake manifold is one of the simplest components on an engine. After all, the purpose of the intake is to provide a series of passages to join the carburetor with the intake ...
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How Porsche perfected intake manifolds

When Porsche designs an intake manifold, they do things differently. While most car companies try to increase pressure of air ...
Mopar Performance has been in the aluminum head market for quite a few years now with their Stage VI variations, which deliver the one-two punch of more power and lighter weight. The Stage VI heads ...
Without question, cylinder-head porting is a science. The act of removing metal from the intake and exhaust ports to increase airflow has been used for decades, and in most cases, a skilled head ...
SAE Transactions, Vol. 103, Section 4: JOURNAL OF FUELS & LUBRICANTS (1994), pp. 853-868 (16 pages) The paper presents a computer simulation of flow and heat transfer phenomena in the intake port of a ...
Cylinder head porting is one of those garage mods that lives somewhere between speed-shop legend and flow-bench science. Also referred to as port and polish, the idea is simple: Open up the intake and ...
We've gone a little rotary engine crazy around here, but the more of these spinning triangles we throw at you, the more positive feedback we seem to get. In fact, I get more e-mails and social media ...
Most modern vehicles have multi-port fuel injection (MFI) with a separate fuel injector for each cylinder. This system mixes the fuel and air together right in the intake port for eachengine cylinder ...
If you flip through the list of features on just about any new car or truck, you’re likely to see the words “direct fuel injection,” or DI. The concept is straightforward enough -- engineers have ...
Three zone mixture preparation model, assuming that fuel and air are distributed in three separate zones, fuel air and mixture zone, was proposed. Air Utilization Efficiency derived from the model was ...
I worked as a machinist in an automotive machine shop in the early 1980s before my career took me into the aerospace sector. The shop's high volume of mundane engine rebuilds and turning brake drums ...