Hey guys, have saw some chat online regarding fitting RBC/RRC inlet manifolds to the h22 using an adaptor such as Skunk2's version. I've also been recommended to do this by my tuner.
Has anyone done this to their Prelude/h22? If so, was the cost worth it? Bhp gains?
Considering the price of the RBC/RRC along with the adaptor, you are looking at around £480 or £650 respectively for the new intake setup.
I find it hard to believe that, if I already have a skunk2 68mm TB with a port matched ATR intake manifold, that it's going to be worth the extra cash? Or is it? I know the RRC is supposed to be awesome for power gains on the k20. Input welcome folks!
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RBC/RRC inlet manifold on H22....anyone done it?
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Thanks for the link! Seems to confirm that it's a lot of hasstle to end up with similar gains to the setup I currently have. Even if it did gain a few extra bhp over the ported Euro R, I would really struggle to justify the money when it could go towards some tasty head work.NafemanNathan wrote:Doesn't sound like it'd be worth it mate...
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