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    Raltracer
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    Hi guy's, long& short inlet manifolds. Advantages of the long? Any test data sround. thoughts please.
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    I don't know (sorry), but if I had to guess, long runners are better for sustained high RPM and short runners are better for quicker throttle response.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raltracer View Post
    Hi guy's, long& short inlet manifolds. Advantages of the long? Any test data sround. thoughts please.
    S Jennings Racing has the info you need.
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