If/When you go to siamesed Intakes?

[RHanselman]

Originally Posted by LGAFF

Ron, I would say this is more of a monorunner than siamesed.......they actually cut the runner out and reweld.....

Ya Lee, that's a common mistake. No such thing as a mono-runner. The plenums pictured are referred to as Siamese’d. The plenums that have been joined internally only are referred to as a fully ported. Lot's of differance in flow and price...

Cheers,

[RHanselman]

TQ is still good on my 368

[alnukem]

Ron, You wouldn't have port pics, would you? Wow, lots more to know!

[Locobob]

I like to think of them as full siamesed or partial (figure 8) siamesed.... and then there is my B-port siamese

[LGAFF]

The Siamese port actually started with Gulstrand and then TPIS who both made a siamesed TPI runner....TPIS version was more like the one Locobob and I did.....

[LGAFF]

I will call it an infiniti port.........

[Schrade]

If it's mine, I'll call it what I want.

If it's yours, I'll call it what I want.

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[LGAFF]

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[batchman]

I would think the separation between runners would become important with respect to cam timing of the two valves - do they open in unison (stock cam) or is there a difference in cam timing?

- Jeff the curious, who will wind up with exactly one chance to get it right and still meet class rules....

[LGAFF]

I believe the stockers have some offset timing and lift, my regrinds have different lift and cam duration for primaries and secondaries...there is also a dog leg to one port that acts as a swirl generator