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[Datsun 1200 encyclopedia]

Turbo Inlet Manifolds

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Category: Forced Induction

Intake manifolds for a Turbo engine. For more airflow, a higher flowing carb, intake, heads (ports and valves) and exhaust system is beneficial. Supercharging will increase power on a stock engine, but increasing the airflow capability of the engine will bring your blown engine to its full potential

Stock manifold with carburetor hat
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Log Manifold
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Ram plenum manifold
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clyon's A-series Turbo Manifolds

This kind of stock manifold-runner is limited in horsepower. The turbo can force more air through it (for more HP) but the air temp will escalate, limiting the power to be made.
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Tuned Runner Length

For scavenge effect at 5000 RPM, the runners should be 20" long!
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Optimum runner length vs RPM

Boxed Carburetor

Stock manifold with carburetor hat
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This was a popular OEM method. phunkdotaspok say the stock Hitachi can handle 10 psi with a good top-gasket seal. In an NA application, a warped top is not a problem, as there is no pressure in the float chamber. This only becomes important in boosted application.

Boxing carb. This allows a more or less stock carb to be used, the outsided pressure balancing the inside pressure

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downdraft Dellorto carburetor
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Weber DGV hat
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