"Kent, Russell" wrote:

Paul Lamar wrote:

This is it. Uses a 6.5 by 4 by 4 Zero box with alternator flapper.

Bends 45, 180, 90, degree front tube.
Bends 20, 90 degree  back tube.

Move the starter up as far as possible.

Adjust the length by moving the whole works closer or further
from the engine. You can also adjust the length by moving the
plenum forward. Moving it aft is not possible.

The neck bone is connected to the back bone and the back bone is
connected to the hip bone etc., etc., etc., so don't make any
other changes.

Everything fits under the stock cowl.

Current length is about 20 inches.

This is a breakthrough in intake manifolds. we have been fighting
over the top for years. All made possible by the P-port. This
will probably even fit in a Lancair 360.

Thanks Russell.

You're welcome, for what it's worth.  You did all the work.

BTW, any reason not to move the starter to the starboard side?

Russell

Which side is the starboard side :)
Paul Lamar
 
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