I'm planning on using a 2.0 16V turboed (Garrett T3 Sierra Cosworth turbo) engine with stock compression, running on LPG + Water Injection and no intercooler in my B4. I want fast response car with not that much power for some winter fun. No intercooler means super short intake piping. And here comes the question what intake manifold to use.
I was thinking about using a S2 modified/shortened manifold that positions the throttle behind the head but that means the air will go through 4 90 degrees turns before entering the engine.
The other idea I had was to manufacture a custom manifold with a plenum on the intake side positioned slightly above the head with the throttle body almost directly pointing to the turbo's compressor exit, but clearance issues exist because of the limited space between the head and bonnet. This version of the manifold consists of one ~180 degrees turn for the air out of the compressor on entering the plenum and then the head.
Any other ideas? Thanks!
I was thinking about using a S2 modified/shortened manifold that positions the throttle behind the head but that means the air will go through 4 90 degrees turns before entering the engine.
The other idea I had was to manufacture a custom manifold with a plenum on the intake side positioned slightly above the head with the throttle body almost directly pointing to the turbo's compressor exit, but clearance issues exist because of the limited space between the head and bonnet. This version of the manifold consists of one ~180 degrees turn for the air out of the compressor on entering the plenum and then the head.
Any other ideas? Thanks!



It's a T3 with a .48 housing. Gonna be using it with a S2 wastegate. About the intake temps - that's where the Water/Meth injection comes! Lower intake temps + knock suppression. Gonna install an Aquamist pump with a fast acting valve mapped by the ECU (MegaSquirt).
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