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    PRB intake manifold + P2R expansion chamber

    Do you guys think the PRB IM + the P2R expansion chamber* is a viable alternative to an RBC IM?

    Im in a position to get a PRB IM at a good price, so im looking at this option.
    And the RBC has gone up in price a lot since the dollars gone down.

    Also does anyone know if the PRB is bolt on to the K24a?

    *http://www.powerrevracing.com/k20plenum.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by D R U View Post
    Do you guys think the PRB IM + the P2R expansion chamber* is a viable alternative to an RBC IM?

    Im in a position to get a PRB IM at a good price, so im looking at this option.
    And the RBC has gone up in price a lot since the dollars gone down.

    Also does anyone know if the PRB is bolt on to the K24a?

    *http://www.powerrevracing.com/k20plenum.html
    Hmmm.Looks interesting.I think it'd fit but not sure what gains (if any)you'd get.Email them and see what they have to say.

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    The PRB/PRC wont fit unless you fit the K20A head on. The PRB/PRC wont have the water outlet that the K24 has I think.

    I think from memory, you can get an adaptor plate to fit the PRB/PRC manifold....you'll need to google that tho!

    PRB/PRC would be a good alternative to RBC as it'll more than likely keep its mid range and gain up top. Who knows, it may have an increase in all areas

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    I actually got the hasport adaptor plate.

    Everythings running really well , i also bored out the inlet just after the TB.

    Throttle response is better than stock down-low, then between 3k-4.5k, it's very similar to stock, and then there's a big rush from 5 to redline .

    It'd b interesting to compare it back to back with the RBC.

    Through the butt-dyno, i dont feel any loses.

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    Quote Originally Posted by D R U View Post
    I actually got the hasport adaptor plate.

    Everythings running really well , i also bored out the inlet just after the TB.

    Throttle response is better than stock down-low, then between 3k-4.5k, it's very similar to stock, and then there's a big rush from 5 to redline .

    It'd b interesting to compare it back to back with the RBC.

    Through the butt-dyno, i dont feel any loses.
    Good to hear

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    Quote Originally Posted by D R U View Post
    I actually got the hasport adaptor plate.

    Everythings running really well , i also bored out the inlet just after the TB.

    Throttle response is better than stock down-low, then between 3k-4.5k, it's very similar to stock, and then there's a big rush from 5 to redline .

    It'd b interesting to compare it back to back with the RBC.

    Through the butt-dyno, i dont feel any loses.
    What else have you done to your car? Can you get it dynoed, I'm very interested

    I got my car with RBC dynoed and it made peak torque at about 3250rpm... weird. Need a stock Euro dyno chart to compare to though.
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    looks interesting.
    would like to know where in the rev range the claimed tq and hp gains are though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by integral90 View Post
    What else have you done to your car? Can you get it dynoed, I'm very interested

    I got my car with RBC dynoed and it made peak torque at about 3250rpm... weird. Need a stock Euro dyno chart to compare to though.
    I have a stock Euro chart. Take a picture of yours and I'll take a pic of mine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    I have a stock Euro chart. Take a picture of yours and I'll take a pic of mine.
    Show me yours and I'll show you mine
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    Quote Originally Posted by integral90 View Post
    What else have you done to your car? Can you get it dynoed, I'm very interested

    I got my car with RBC dynoed and it made peak torque at about 3250rpm... weird. Need a stock Euro dyno chart to compare to though.
    Engine wise just intake mods so far; apollo k&n intake, TB coolant bypass, prb IM with p2r expansion chamber and IM inlet slightly bored out, p2r IM gasket (also a p2r billet fuel rail).

    It's gonna be a while before i dyno, gonna do header/cat, ecu before dyno.

    But if i get some spare funds together ill do it.

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    You guys can have a dyno off at my upcoming dyno day. Its pencilled in for mid to late May.

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    Quote Originally Posted by integral90 View Post
    Show me yours and I'll show you mine
    Mine is thicker than yours
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