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Inlet manifold divider
« on: 07 December 2006, 10:59:34 »
Hi Guys,
jut a quick question, is the inlet manifold divider on the omega different from the 3.0 lt to the 2.5 lt engine?
if yes does anyone have any pictures?
THanks
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Re: Inlet manifold divider
« Reply #1 on: 07 December 2006, 15:57:43 »
Anyone??
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Re: Inlet manifold divider
« Reply #2 on: 07 December 2006, 16:38:51 »
it depends...

if both engines are the same age, then yes i think they are the same.

However if they are differnt ages, then they maybe differnt. Later 3.0's had a shorter inlet and extended plenum... this came in around 1998
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Re: Inlet manifold divider
« Reply #3 on: 07 December 2006, 16:51:55 »
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it depends...

if both engines are the same age, then yes i think they are the same.

However if they are differnt ages, then they maybe differnt. Later 3.0's had a shorter inlet and extended plenum... this came in around 1998

THanks for the reply but i'm not talking about the plenum, i refer to the manifold divider the black thing that sits between the cylinder head inlet ports and the intake manifold.
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Re: Inlet manifold divider
« Reply #4 on: 07 December 2006, 17:28:33 »
Bet Markjay has got some pictures...... ::)
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Re: Inlet manifold divider
« Reply #5 on: 07 December 2006, 18:39:44 »
Different...

FLANGE, INDUCTION MANIFOLD  X25XE, Y26SE   90467003 8 49 441 1  
FLANGE, INDUCTION MANIFOLD  X30XE, Y32SE   90467004 8 49 442 1  

Thats the black plastic bit with loads of bolts in....
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Re: Inlet manifold divider
« Reply #6 on: 08 December 2006, 09:33:20 »
THanks a lot for the info, i believe then that the 3lt one should have better flow characteristics, does anybody have one to go with my 3lt cams?
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Re: Inlet manifold divider
« Reply #7 on: 08 December 2006, 11:01:34 »
Well, when I compare the two I cant see any obvious differences.....the section with the injectors is different as the injectors are bigger.....
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Re: Inlet manifold divider
« Reply #8 on: 08 December 2006, 11:10:56 »
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Well, when I compare the two I cant see any obvious differences.....the section with the injectors is different as the injectors are bigger.....

Right i see, i thought that the 3lt one had larger intake ports, if they are similar then there is no point messing about.
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