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WTB Blox/Skunk2/Victor series B18 Mani, used and cheap

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  • Chance91C Offline
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    Chance91
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    Looking for any of the Skunk/performer/ITR type manifolds for a B18, cheap. OBX, maybe, Blox, sure, Skunk2, etc. I'd prefer a used one to keep the cost down. Hacking one up for use w/ a Mazda BP motor.

    ~Nick

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    • bubbaB Offline
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      u should specify what b18... (gsr, itr/b16, ls)

      Current Cars:
      08 Honda Ruckus - Stunt Machine
      93 Subaru Impreza L - DD/ Winter beater
      90 Honda CRX - Project car
      90 Honda CRX Dx - Burnt (R.I.P.) - Racecar

      Past Cars: 85 Chevy C-10, 87 Dodge D-50, 91 Honda Prelude Si, 91 Buick Regal, 91 Acura Integra Ls, 87 Mazda RX-7, 90 Honda Civic Si, 91 Honda Civic Si, 89 Chevy S-10, 91 Honda Crx Hf, 91 Acura Integra Rs, 95 Subaru Impreza L, 92 Acura Integra GSR, 89 Mazda RX-7 (LT1), 88 Mazda RX-7, 92 Civic Cx, 87 Mazda RX-7 TII

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      • JoelJ Offline
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        a stock b18 manifold would flow way more than a bp head ever would, no need to waste your monmey on an ITR or aftermarket one.

        Bubba hes cutting it up, I dont think it matters what type of b18

        no race car? becuz homeowner...

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        • bubbaB Offline
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          Joel;311863 wrote:
          a stock b18 manifold would flow way more than a bp head ever would, no need to waste your monmey on an ITR or aftermarket one.

          Bubba hes cutting it up, I dont think it matters what type of b18

          ya i spaced that part out, lol...

          you can get a ls or b16 mani for dirty cheap... we ended up throwing like 20 b and d ims away a cpl years ago...

          Current Cars:
          08 Honda Ruckus - Stunt Machine
          93 Subaru Impreza L - DD/ Winter beater
          90 Honda CRX - Project car
          90 Honda CRX Dx - Burnt (R.I.P.) - Racecar

          Past Cars: 85 Chevy C-10, 87 Dodge D-50, 91 Honda Prelude Si, 91 Buick Regal, 91 Acura Integra Ls, 87 Mazda RX-7, 90 Honda Civic Si, 91 Honda Civic Si, 89 Chevy S-10, 91 Honda Crx Hf, 91 Acura Integra Rs, 95 Subaru Impreza L, 92 Acura Integra GSR, 89 Mazda RX-7 (LT1), 88 Mazda RX-7, 92 Civic Cx, 87 Mazda RX-7 TII

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          • Chance91C Offline
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            Chance91
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            Joel;311863 wrote:
            a stock b18 manifold would flow way more than a bp head ever would, no need to waste your monmey on an ITR or aftermarket one.

            Bubba hes cutting it up, I dont think it matters what type of b18

            Probably right. You likely know the 99 VTCS (tumbler for emissions) manifold sucks balls. hard, dirty sucking of balls. We had one guy use a blox and he's doing pretty well, brought his peak torque curve back a few hundred RPM and its pretty flat from 4 to 8k. I'm going to try and build 2-3 of these. Friend of mine wants one soon, he's choking his motor off now at about 270hp and the mani is next. I need one myself, I expect my head to flow pretty well, 240ish CFM at .4-.45in.

            I've never seen an OE b18 mani, but I bet you're right about it meeting the flow req. of the motor. I'd still rather have the cleaner aftermarket units, but meh. I also need to figure out how to add about 1.5" of runner to the Bp lower/B18 combo.

            **Oh. Also as an added benefit we can then use the nice big bore throttle bodies availiable off the shelf for a honda. Adapting the Mustang 75mm ones has proven... annoying. not a lot to gain without a better non-shitty IM.

            **** here's the one I would want Ebay manifold OEM honda B16 Vtec
            I like how its pretty simple, and the runners look about the right length and distribution looks well thought out. Gotta give it to Honda engineers, they really understand how flow works for engines. Are those pretty tough to come by because they are for Vtec cars or ?

            This is the same thing, right? same thing?

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              Ok, at this point I'll take any B16-B18 or H22 Mani, I need it for research. Or a combo of the few. I won't hack it up if someone wants to be generous and let me borrow it, or I'll purchase an OEM one on the cheap if you've got one. Might go to the JY tomorrow and get one anyway.

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