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Engine Specific Info and Questions => IDI Engine => Topic started by: hamradio on February 17, 2009, 06:17:09 pm

Title: Feeding TD manifold through the bypass valve port?
Post by: hamradio on February 17, 2009, 06:17:09 pm

So, another thread with crazy ideas from me.  :P



Would it work to feed the 1.6 td intake mani through the BPV hole?  I am not a fan at all of the tight bend on the top of the manifold, and the overall inner diameter of it.  It would eliminate a bend in intercooler piping for me, as well.



Or, would it be a total wasted effort?

Title: Re: Feeding TD manifold through the bypass valve port?
Post by: jtanguay on February 17, 2009, 09:33:35 pm

Quote from: "hamradio"

So, another thread with crazy ideas from me.  :P



Would it work to feed the 1.6 td intake mani through the BPV hole?  I am not a fan at all of the tight bend on the top of the manifold, and the overall inner diameter of it.  It would eliminate a bend in intercooler piping for me, as well.



Or, would it be a total wasted effort?

i don't think its really big enough...  plus cylinder 1 & 2 would be biased (pressure wise)..

Title: Feeding TD manifold through the bypass valve port?
Post by: arb on February 18, 2009, 06:22:31 am

Have you measured the diameter of the BOV ? Rather small I think. I'd make / buy tubing to make your IC work with the stock manifold. Do you have 2 ports on your intake for the intake air ? Mine has one on top, and one on the rear. If you do to, what if you switched the block off plate and intake flange? Would that help your plumbing problem?

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Title: Feeding TD manifold through the bypass valve port?
Post by: zukgod1 on February 18, 2009, 07:06:31 am

I wonder if you couldn't use both ports, that way your not biasing 2 and 3 and the extra flow from the side of the intake may force some of the flow to #4?

If you had a manifold like the one ARB posted another option would be to make a plate that goes between the manifold and inlet with a diffuser in it, like a splitter sorta. Clear as mud?

Title: Feeding TD manifold through the bypass valve port?
Post by: VW Fox on February 18, 2009, 08:12:14 am

Pardon my longitudinally-biased knowledge. You can't easily use an 8v gasoline intake manifold in a transverse setup, can you?

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Title: Feeding TD manifold through the bypass valve port?
Post by: truckinwagen on February 18, 2009, 08:40:53 am

that is what I am currently doing on my motor, 8v Gasser intake, it has a nice big plenum to equal out the pressure. the runners are kinda long, but you cant have everything out of recycled old parts.

Title: Feeding TD manifold through the bypass valve port?
Post by: hamradio on February 18, 2009, 08:43:16 am

Hmmmm...


As for an 8v mani,

As the car sits right now, I'm using a vnt.  So turbo interference is not an issue.  I'm on the verge of putting a t03 or something larger on, but I would be making my own log manifold, so not many worries there...I can make the mani to my liking in terms of turbo position.


I do like how the 8v gasser manifold appears to flow much nicer.  I feel that the stock 1.6td intake mani is a restrictive unit.  


I'm also considering making something like the passenger performance intake...



I guess I'm basing all of this on the thought that a boost gauge showing PSI is measuring restriction.