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		Re: Thechuckster's RA40 18Rte- slowly getting back to working order
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	| munki wrote on Tue, 14 June 2005 22:51 |   that seems like an awfully small plenum. I know that you have limited space, especially with the turbo mounted high up. perhaps an 18re one would be good? I have a picture of one somewhere. 
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yeah... the plenum isn't the best size volume - i was just trying to avoid fabricating another intake. 
 
The zorst side was problematic in the original configuration and i got pretty good response with the intake (in the draw-thru-carbi configuration. so i decided to work on the hot side of things rather than the intake. it also meant less cash-burn. 
 
if you could find some pics of the 18re setup that would be helpful. Google doesn't turn up anything useful ;( 
 
now that i've started to assemble thing i should have got the dude to do the manifold with a low slung turbo so i could have had the injectors mounted further up the runners and pointing at a shallower angle to the airflow (at the moment its 90 degrees which means idle and low-air-speeds will be very poor) 
| Quote: |   or what about the k or t series plenum's with the chamber on top of the rocker covers and long runners?
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i had actually  thought about trying to adapt XF efi runners (their indivdual units that all bolt together) but that always entailed welding aluminium (e.g. TiG). 
 
at a guess i'd say that K series (non-crossflow) might be adaptable but i'd be in the same boat as per the XF runners (e.g. alu fabrication). T efi engines are crossflow? so the spacing of runners would not suit the port spacing. 
 
any idea on how rare K-series manifolds are? anyone considered measuring one up for me?  
 
i guess there'll be a few pics of K manifolds here somewhere if i search hard enough? 
 
| Quote: |   hmmm im just trying to avoid study damn uni
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and a might fine thing that is to do        
 
Brett: it will be running by next year's Toyota Nationals - if you're there, you can drooll on it in person     
 
Wilbo got to drive it a bit in the original configuration - he seemed to enjoy himself (except for the truck-like heavy steering)    
	
	
	
	
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munki | Tue, 14 June 2005 12:51 | 
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thechuckster | Sat, 18 June 2005 11:04 | 
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munki | Tue, 21 June 2005 13:00 | 
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