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Old 12-07-06, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by anewconvert
The best reason to use 4 TBs... You can customize the length and diameter of the primary vs secondary/6PI intake to take advantage of their inherenet differences. Long and narrow for the primaries, short and wide for the secondary/6PI

Would be even nicer to run a 2 throttle setup with the secondaries and primaries completely segregated with the runners in a boxer formation. but I digress.

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WOW, you just described a STOCK intake manifold from 85 till now (2006 almost 07) with the exception of 1 throttle body for the primaries instead of two.

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Old 12-07-06, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by RacerXtreme7
WOW, you just described a STOCK intake manifold from 85 till now (2006 almost 07) with the exception of 1 throttle body for the primaries instead of two.

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Yep. Mazda engineers arent idiots. Only thing I would have changed with thier design would be ITBs closer to the ports to reduce throttled volume... Sound familiar?


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