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Intake manifold options on a HDI? - JTaylor2005 - 01-11-2014
Hey all,
I have seen on the XUD engine that people fit an over the top of the engine intake manifold which looks to be a well designed intake.
I am wondering, Are there any intake manifolds like that for the HDI engine as well?
I want the engine bay looking as neat as I can and also the best air flow possible for the front mount intercooler
Thanks
Jack
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - Piggy - 01-11-2014
a 110hdi inlet elbow from the 406 and others is used for FMIC system. Works perfectly fine to 200bhp+
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - JTaylor2005 - 01-11-2014
Okie dokie will just get them things then
cheers
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - Poodle - 01-11-2014
Exactly as Piggy says. Just make sure it's the 2.0HDi 8v 110bhp, rather than the 1.6HDi 16v 110bhp.
There's a couple of guides with pictures in that should help make sure you've got the right one.The only other option besides that is going custom, which gets expensive very quickly.
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - JTaylor2005 - 01-11-2014
What are the intake manifolds on these things made from? Is is cast aluminium, steel or what?
Thanks
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - Poodle - 02-11-2014
Cast ali mate.
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - JTaylor2005 - 02-11-2014
Ahh nice. Cheers mate
Im thinking if I bought one, cut the flanges off and then bought ali piping of the right diameter I know people who can weld ali so I could make a nice custom one
Not so much for obvious performance gains just because its a project I would like to try and do haha
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - welshpug - 02-11-2014
no need to do that, as mentioned theres already fmic type inlets, so all you need is suitable flexi hoses and an intercooler, some plastic or metal hard pipe if there are long runs in your layout
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - JTaylor2005 - 02-11-2014
Yeah was just an idea. I like to mess with things and try stuff new
haha
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - Poodle - 02-11-2014
Keep us updated if you do, always interested.
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - Uberderv - 02-11-2014
I think you would be better off turning your attention to the exhaust manifold/turbo. It would be a decent project with worthy gains.
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - JTaylor2005 - 02-11-2014
I was going to look at doing the intake if any as that would have a lot more available space. The exhaust manifold looks like it has to be properly compact and would be a pain to design a smooth flowing compact one really. Although the one on there doesn't look great at all haha
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - Poodle - 03-11-2014
As uberderv says, you'd get much better gains from doing some work with the exhaust manifold and turbo - they start to cause reliability issues at 150bhp, whereas the inlet has seemingly been fine well past 200bhp.
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - dr_jekyll - 10-11-2014
As said the 110hdi inlet is more than adequate for the job, how clean it looks is down to how good your fabricating skills are.
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As for exhaust manifold what are peoples advice here? Want to go bigget turbo at the same time but would prefer it to bolt to the exsisting down pipe
RE: Intake manifold options on a HDI? - Poodle - 10-11-2014
You shouldn't need to fabricate anything to fit a front mount, should all plumb straight in. Apart from maybe some intercooler brackets I guess.
Retaining the original downpipe after going to the effort of fitting a bigger turbo is a bit backwards imo, it'll just be a restriction which will negate a lot of the benefits of fitting a bigger turbo in the first place.
Regarding the manifold, keeping it as simple as possible is your best bet, just to keep cost down as much as anything. A log design is more than adequate.