ABF inlet manifold

16vcupra_andy

Guest
Ive recently heard that if you swap the inlet manifold (50mm inlet) on a 2.0 16v ABF Cupra
to a 42mm inlet manifold this will increase your acceleration??

Does any 1 know if this is true?

Cheers
 

16vcupra_andy

Guest
i heard it would increase the accelreration but top end would be reduced??
do you know if this is true?
 

myseatcupra

ibiza fr tdi
May 14, 2007
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if im right that would give you less power so less accelreration and top end. as you'd strangle the engine like mork said. and if you did do it. i would think youd have to have the ecu remapped to cope. so i cant see there's much point
 

Fl@pper

Back older greyer and less oilier but always hope
Jun 19, 2001
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Gloucester
improves the torque hence why the abf is that shape but will strangle top end which is where the 16v is at its best anyway
 

Dolly_Gti

G60 spooling up.
Aug 15, 2006
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china town
people do the opposite to the 1.8 golf Valvers , cant see why youd go from a 50mm to a 42mm.. kinda going backwards a little.. if you want power stick a newman/kent cam in the thing or 2 as the case is
 
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