Who's With Me?!?!
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When the time comes I'll get my own set made up.
Most after market companies are a joke and don't understand how to group up the cylinders of a V8.
The Jaguar AJV8 requires that you group up cylinders assymetrically bank to bank- grouping up cylinders that fire 270 degrees apart. In addition it must be of a large enough section to accomodate the gas flow of the particular application.
I' ascertained that 4-into 1 per bank is less than ideal for our engines.
If you want an example take a look at the Aston Martin V8 Vantage exhaust manifolding and how I grouped up the manifolding there.
If the grouping can't be made as above- then I'd simply go for a log manifold with exceptional sizing (on the supercharged variants). This is not the best as on the SC variants this log (in addition to the intercooler design) leads to a severe imbalance of Air to fuel ratio and volumetric efficiency per cylinder.
One day I'd love to address this...
Most after market companies are a joke and don't understand how to group up the cylinders of a V8.
The Jaguar AJV8 requires that you group up cylinders assymetrically bank to bank- grouping up cylinders that fire 270 degrees apart. In addition it must be of a large enough section to accomodate the gas flow of the particular application.
I' ascertained that 4-into 1 per bank is less than ideal for our engines.
If you want an example take a look at the Aston Martin V8 Vantage exhaust manifolding and how I grouped up the manifolding there.
If the grouping can't be made as above- then I'd simply go for a log manifold with exceptional sizing (on the supercharged variants). This is not the best as on the SC variants this log (in addition to the intercooler design) leads to a severe imbalance of Air to fuel ratio and volumetric efficiency per cylinder.
One day I'd love to address this...
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