WarWagon
Caustic Cacophony
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No problems A.J.
CharlieF1 I didn't mod too much on the stock drawthru setup. I just wanted it to work as buick intended, because It didn't when I was first running it. I found the that the intake manifold itself was one of the major limiting factors on power. Single plane with long bending runners Great for torque not so great for power. Then the stock drawthrough camshaft is low on lift and duration, also designed for torque. It's smaller than the '84-'85 hot air cams, and even smaller than the '86-'87 intercooler engines. IMHO if one used a larger open plenum single plane intake manifold and use and adaptor to mount the drawthru turbo on top of it and swap out the camshaft, It could be a performer whether it had the cast or tubular exhaust manifolds.
CharlieF1 I didn't mod too much on the stock drawthru setup. I just wanted it to work as buick intended, because It didn't when I was first running it. I found the that the intake manifold itself was one of the major limiting factors on power. Single plane with long bending runners Great for torque not so great for power. Then the stock drawthrough camshaft is low on lift and duration, also designed for torque. It's smaller than the '84-'85 hot air cams, and even smaller than the '86-'87 intercooler engines. IMHO if one used a larger open plenum single plane intake manifold and use and adaptor to mount the drawthru turbo on top of it and swap out the camshaft, It could be a performer whether it had the cast or tubular exhaust manifolds.